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RAF Waddington
Client: Ministry of Defence
Location: RAF Waddington, Lincolnshire
System Used: Langley's TA-25 Flat Roofing System to cover 3,200m² roof area.
Date Completed: 2021
Overview
We completed roof refurbishment works at RAF Waddington, a live Ministry of Defence site, using an approved Langley’s TA-25 Flat Roofing System to cover 3,200m² roof area.. The project required strict compliance with security, safety, and operational requirements and was delivered with minimal disruption to site operations.
The Challenge
The roofing works at RAF Waddington were required to be carried out within a live Ministry of Defence environment, where security, safety, and operational continuity were critical.
The key challenges included:
Working within a secure RAF base, with controlled access and strict site protocols
Maintaining ongoing site operations with minimal disruption
Delivering a refurbishment solution that met public-sector durability and compliance standards
Coordinating works in line with manufacturer system requirements and programme constraints
These factors required a contractor with experience in regulated environments and the ability to plan and execute works efficiently while maintaining full compliance at all times.
Our Solution
We delivered the roof refurbishment works in accordance with the specified Langley flat roofing system, operating within all public-sector site requirements.
The works were carefully planned to comply with site access, security, and health and safety protocols, allowing the refurbishment to be completed efficiently while maintaining ongoing RAF operations.
The Results
The roof refurbishment works at RAF Waddington were completed successfully, delivering a durable, compliant roofing system suitable for long-term public-sector use.
The project was delivered in line with programme requirements, with minimal disruption to site operations, and in full accordance with manufacturer and health and safety standards.
