3 Queensberry Avenue, Hillington, Glasgow, G52 4NL

 0141 883 8222

 enquiries@curtismoore.co.uk

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Curtis Moore


One of the UK’s leading specialists in industrial and commercial roofing and cladding. With over 20 years experience in collaborating with partners to deliver the UKs largest and most ambitious building projects.

About Us


Major Milestone Reached at Sellafield: Roll-Forming 50m Kalzip Sheets at Roof Height


Curtis Moore has reached a major milestone on one of our Sellafield projects. We have finished roll-forming the 50m long Kalzip top sheets at roof height on the SRP Production Building. The project The Curtis Moore team has recently completed the roll-forming of the 50m long Kalzip top sheets at roof height on the SRP … Continued


HM2 Update: 56-Metre Kalzip Sheets Rolled and Lifted at Hinkley Point C


Our team on the HM2 turbine hall at Hinkley Point C has been rolling 56-metre Kalzip standing seam roof sheets at ground level, then lifting them onto the roof on a 60-metre beam. That’s a single roof sheet longer than an Olympic swimming pool, lifted on an even longer beam. Why roll on site? Rolling … Continued


Curtis Moore Making Strong Progress on HM2 Hinkley


Works continue to progress well for the Curtis Moore team on HM2, following the successful delivery of our roofing and cladding package on HM1. Good progress is now clearly visible across the building, with works advancing across both the roof and elevations. A significant milestone has recently been achieved on the roof, with roof decking … Continued


What our clients say


“Curtis Moore are a competent, proactive and committed contractor. I am currently working with Curtis Moore and I am more than happy with the service they provide.”

Paul Bell,
BAM Construction


“Just a quick thank you to you and all your team; every one of them was fantastic. Our roof is great and has made such a difference to our working life.”

Brian McCormick,
Progressive Broadcast Hire Ltd


“Curtis Moore offer the full package and I have no hesitation in using them again or giving them a reference.”

Paul Limb,
Morgan Sindall