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World Of Roofing Episode 23 - David Bailey - Brindley Asphalt Limited

World Of Roofing Episode 23 - David Bailey - Brindley Asphalt Limited

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Episode 23: Bridging Specification and Contracting—A Roofing Veteran’s Journey with David Bailey

In Episode 23 of the World of Roofing podcast, John Kenney and Andrew Rowley sit down with David Bailey, a seasoned professional with over 25 years in the UK roofing industry. From his early days in pitched roofing to his current role in a contracting specialist firm, Brindley Asphalt Limited in the Midlands, David’s journey is a powerful look at how passion, preparation, and adaptability define success in roofing.

The conversation explores David’s transition from the world of specification sales to contracting, his time at Marley Waterproofing, and his deep insights into the evolution of materials—from traditional bituminous to modern torch-on and liquid-applied systems. David discusses how the industry is responding to climate demands, the resurgence of mastic asphalt, and the vital role of training and knowledge-sharing in delivering high-quality results.

John and Andrew also reflect on their longtime working relationship with David and the value of long-standing partnerships in the industry. They tackle pressing industry challenges, including workforce shortages, generational gaps, and the role of technology in shaping roofing’s future. Whether you’re a veteran contractor or just entering the trade, this episode delivers rich insights and actionable takeaways.

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