Sustainability
When it comes to sustainability our actions speak louder than words.
Certified Timber
The TR26 grade timber that we use in our manufacture of trusses and Posi-joists is
PEFC Chain of Custody certified. This means it comes from independently verified legal and sustainable sources.
You can download a copy of our Chain of Custody certificate if you require.
UK Certification Scheme for Sustainable Forest Management received international endorsement on the 6th March 2002 by the PEFC Council, the internationally recognized umbrella for national forest certification schemes, following an 8-month rigorous assessment process.
Aspect Roofing were among the first roof truss manufacturers to gain it's PEFC Certificate.
For you this means peace of mind that you are purchasing products from a company that cares about the environment. Also if your project is part of the Eco Home assessment scheme buying roof trusses and Posi-joists from Aspect Roofing will count towards valuable points.
Reclaimed Roofing Materials
Re-using roofing materials is not a new idea; customers looking to match in with existing buildings often prefer used weathered looking tiles to new ones. Reclaiming materials has become even more relevant in recent times as it is one of the original methods of recycling.
We also manufacture replicas of obsolete tiles which are hard to find. This allows customers to repair or extend an existing property without having to completely strip the original tiles. This not only saves our clients money in many cases but also cuts down drastically on waste 
Waste
By far our biggest waste product are off cuts of timber. We are able to cut this waste to nil by heating our factory and offices with wood burning boilers. We also allow local individuals to stock up during the summer to keep wood burners going during the winter.
Waste products from the tile factory are also recycled. Concrete waste is taken away and crushed for re use within the construction industry. Our waste packaging is also taken away by a contractor to be recycled.
