https://i2-prod.derbytelegraph.co.uk/incoming/article4166827.ece/ALTERNATES/s810/1_Royal-Surrey-County-Hospital-project.jpg
New make-shift emergency units on hospital grounds(Image: Unknown Third Party)

Derbyshire roofers helping the hospitals

They're building roofs for new hospital units

by

A Derbyshire roofing company has been busy helping Chesterfield Royal Hospital adapt to the coronavirus pandemic.

Permaroof has been making roofs for pop up units and isolation areas for hospitals across the country in their reaction to the coronavirus pandemic.

The organisation was approached to work on four different projects – including Royal Surrey County Hospital in Guildford, Bristol Royal Infirmary and Chesterfield Royal.

Adrian Buttress, managing director at Permaroof, said: “I feel incredibly proud of what we’ve been able to accomplish while running a skeleton team of six throughout the pandemic.

"Each project we’ve supplied is of the utmost importance at this crucial time in the crisis and there has been a real sense of community with each company we’ve worked with over recent weeks."


How to get the latest Chesterfield news

https://i2-prod.derbytelegraph.co.uk/incoming/article4092047.ece/ALTERNATES/s615/0_DM_TEM_060420GV-6827GVJPG.jpg

Did you know you can now get the latest Chesterfield news, straight to your inbox?

To sign up, all you have to do is enter your email address into the "sign up to FREE alerts" box at the top of this article.

And if you later decide that you no longer wish to receive the emails, you can just follow the unsubscribe link in the newsletters - though we hope this won't ever be necessary.


“We have only recently started to work on larger commercial projects, so this was a test of the systems, processes and services that we’ve been putting in place over the past year.

"As a small, independently-run business with nationwide coverage, we’ve tried to see the coronavirus outbreak as an opportunity to support our customers in a different way and to further prove ourselves in the commercial sector.

"We’ve certainly accomplished this on these four projects.”

https://i2-prod.derbytelegraph.co.uk/incoming/article4166796.ece/ALTERNATES/s615b/0_Adrian-Buttress-managing-director.jpg
Adrian Buttress, managing director of Derbyshire's Permaroof(Image: Unknown Third Party)

Marcus Sutcliffe, MD of Elite Systems GB, said: “The relationship we have with Permaroof has been a few years in the making; so when we were commissioned to complete this project with such a tight turnaround, we immediately approached the team to supply us with the roofing materials required.

"As always, we received a speedy and efficient service and are on track to deliver the first module to site in three weeks' time.”

Adrian added: “In extraordinary times like these, the relationships between suppliers and customers is key to ensure projects are executed quickly and efficiently.

"Being able to do our bit for the patients and staff who need those buildings most is a proud achievement for our whole team and we want to continue to support similar projects across the UK in the weeks and months to come.”