What’s more, the engineered material helps to ensure the company’s solutions are considerably lighter and easy to install. For the project team at Aqueduct Cottage this allowed the restoration of the gutter and downpipe systems to happen in a straightforward manner. Thanks to the systems’ easy to follow installation methods, the team of volunteers was able to handle the process entirely by themselves.
Speaking on the project, Ron Common, a Derbyshire Wildlife Trust volunteer commented: “We were thrilled with the role Marley Alutec played on this project. The company’s products came recommended to us by our builder who had worked on a similar restoration project in the past. Straight away, it was clear the solutions were going to enable us to update the cottage, whilst still maintaining its classic, historic look.”
Following a conversation with the project team, Marley Alutec volunteered to supply the products used at Aqueduct Cottage free of charge. The decision was taken on grounds of the important historical role the cottage plays within the local area and the non-for-profit nature of those overseeing the restoration process. Similarly, the company’s team made themselves available to assist with any technical queries throughout the build.
