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Our History
Langley Waterproofing Systems originates from a company known as Langley London Ltd. that was founded in the 1920’s, importing clay roof tiles from continental Europe to meet the demand for such products following the First World War. Eight decades later, roofing products continue to represent our core business with an extensive range of waterproofing membranes, insulation and accessories available to the specifier.
Moving Forward With Langley
Recent years have seen the rapid development of our products, our people and our market share. We are moving constantly to devise and promote innovative products, and above all, to provide our customers with a professional service that is second to none in the UK waterproofing industry.
Our list of specialist contractors completes our quality circle and fully Insurance Backed Guarantees give our clients comfort for the future. The company has been involved in many projects covering a wide spectrum, from small domestic, through private and local authority housing, educational establishment and commercial buildings, to large industrial complexes.
Langley - Your Business Partner
We have always considered ourselves business ‘partners’ and recently we have become involved with official partnering schemes, where we are committed to deliver quality and value throughout long term arrangements.
Choosing Langley to assist you solve all manner of waterproofing problems is a decision you will never regret.
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News
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Web Site Updated
Our Site has new features and downloadable content.
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Langley Launch Paracoat System
Langley launch new ‘Paracoat’ liquid system
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James Utting Promotion
James Utting becomes the Southern Sales Manager for Langley.
1st June 2009 | Read Full Article »