Clifford Devlin are pleased to announce that we have been awarded a contract to construct a new optometric injection suite at a health centre in South London.

This project will be delivered on a design and build basis, and we are delighted to be partnering with BAQUS Construction and Property Consultancy, who will be responsible for the preparation of the design and build drawings as well as providing contract administration throughout the project.

The scope of works includes internal alterations and an extension to the existing facility, alongside the installation of a new Air Handling Unit (AHU). The system will be designed to deliver 16 air changes per hour, ensuring the clinical environment meets the required standards for specialist medical procedures.

This project will support the continued development of high-quality healthcare facilities within the community, providing a purpose-built environment for specialist optometric treatments.

Clifford Devlin are delivering a new roofing refurbishment project for the NHS in South London.

The works begin with the full preparation and mechanical drying of the existing roof, ensuring the surface is fully prepared to receive a high-performance waterproofing system.

Following this preparation phase, our team will install the MAP P1 low-odour, cold-applied liquid roofing system over 12.5mm recovery boards, which will be fixed directly to the existing felt finish. The system will then be reinforced with fibreglass fleece, creating a seamless, durable, and fully weather-tight waterproofing layer.

This modern liquid roofing solution provides a highly reliable finish while minimising disruption on site thanks to its low-odour, cold-applied installation process.

Once the installation is complete, the system will be backed by a 5-year manufacturer-supported warranty, ensuring long-term protection, performance, and peace of mind for the client.

Clifford Devlin are delivering a roof refurbishment project at an NHS facility in South London, carefully managed within a live healthcare environment.

The works include full preparation of the existing roof, incorporating mechanical drying to ensure a sound substrate prior to installation. We are applying the MAP P1 low-odour cold-applied roofing system, reinforced with fibreglass fleece to create a seamless, durable, and fully watertight finish suitable for sensitive settings.

All works are carried out in accordance with site-specific RAMS and will be completed with a 5-year manufacturer-backed warranty.

Works are now underway at the North Wing entrance of St Thomas’ Hospital, Lambeth, focused on the area surrounding the historic statue of Sir Robert Clayton. The programme includes the erection of a full access scaffold around the statue to enable safe and controlled brick wall rebuilding and localised fabric repairs behind and around the monument.

The works comprise targeted roof and waterproofing interventions, together with masonry and brick repairs to the adjacent wall structure. Protective measures have been put in place to safeguard the early 18th-century statue by master sculptor Grinling Gibbons while access and repair operations are carried out.

The project demonstrates a careful balance between essential building repairs and sensitive heritage protection, ensuring the surrounding historic fabric and artwork are preserved throughout the works.

Clifford Devlin have been awarded the contract to refurbish the existing roof covering, which had reached the end of its effective service life. The objective of the works is to provide a durable, watertight, and long-lasting solution with minimal disruption to building operations.

To achieve this, we will apply The P2 Ultra Low Odour Cold Applied Roofing System directly over the existing roof covering. This high-performance, cold-applied system offers excellent waterproofing properties while eliminating the need for hot works or a full roof replacement.

A fibreglass reinforced fleece will be embedded between coats to provide enhanced tensile strength, flexibility, and long-term durability. The system’s low-odour formulation makes it particularly suitable for occupied or sensitive environments like the Whittongton Centre which provides a range of specialist community health services designed to support recovery, promote wellbeing, and help individuals maintain independence within their community.

We’re proud to be working with British Home, an incredible organisation dedicated to improving the lives of people living with neuro-disability, offering rehabilitation, residential care, respite support, and palliative care.

Clifford Devlin has been appointed to carry out the Home’s five-yearly Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) testing.

This essential work involves the isolation and testing of every electrical circuit within the building. Given the sensitive nature of the environment, our team is working in close coordination with British Home’s clinical staff to ensure that testing is completed safely and without disrupting patient care.

We’re honoured to support British Home in maintaining a safe and reliable environment for its residents and staff.

We recently commenced work on the Guys and St Thomas’ NHS Communities LED Lighting Contract.

Our team will be carrying out the replacement of LED & Wireless Controls in line with the Dextra Lighting specification package across multiple sites.
LEDs use far less electricity than older bulbs and waste little energy as heat.

They also last much longer, cutting replacement costs. Together, these savings mean the new lighting systems will pay for themselves in just 18 months.

We’ve just started on site at Mandela Way, and we’re looking forward to delivering sustainable, energy efficient upgrades that will enhance these important community health service centres across Lambeth and Southwark.

Our Construction, Roofing & Mechanical division has commenced a new project in South London for a valued repeat client. The scope of the work includes the installation of a new slate roof along with a range of external repairs to a residential block of flats. This project reflects our ongoing commitment to delivering high-quality solutions within the built environment.

The primary objective is to enhance the building’s durability and appearance. The existing roofing materials are being removed to make way for a new, long-lasting slate roof, carefully selected for both performance and visual appeal. At the same time, our team is undertaking essential external repairs to restore the integrity and presentation of the building’s façade.

The project began with a comprehensive site assessment to identify key issues, followed by a detailed planning phase to outline timelines, allocate resources, and establish safety procedures. With work now underway, progress is being closely monitored through our quality assurance process to ensure the highest standards are met at every stage.

Once completed, the new roofing system will offer improved weather resistance and reduced maintenance requirements, while the refreshed exterior will significantly elevate the building’s overall appearance and value.