Matthew Jones

About Matthew

Sales director Matthew Jones specialises in commercial rooflights and modular building solutions. He also brings a wealth of IT and corporate management experience to the business. Matthew grew up just outside of Birmingham. Prior to joining the family business in December 2016, he earned a degree apprenticeship in business management and spent four years working in service delivery management with technology and consultancy giant Capgemini. Matthew’s specialist knowledge in commercial rooflights installation and weatherproofing modular buildings, Matthew has worked on a variety of projects, ranging from office buildings, data centres and shopping centres to transport hubs and sports venues. Some of his favourites to date include the LD11 data centre working on behalf of Laing O’Rourke and Project Churchill working alongside Mclaren and Roofdec. As sales director for Jones and Woolman UK, Matthew is passionate about the family business and has the knowledge and skills to expand and improve operations – especially in terms of modernisation and efficiency. He says his strategic decisions have two main goals, to help grow the company and ensure a high level of service and quality for clients. Matthew says that he’s looking forward to the future for Jones and Woolman UK. “Our ability to improve and adapt our services means we’re perfectly placed to help mission-critical construction across a variety of building types and industries,” he explains. “The business decisions and improvements we make today will help to ensure we stay at the forefront of the industry and can continue bringing quality and reliable solutions to our clients,” he adds. In his free time, Matthew enjoys a round of golf (or two) and has an impressive three handicap. He also enjoys spending time outdoors with his partner Lucy and Irish water spaniel Otto. His top choice of holiday destination would be anywhere in Southeast Asia: “The landscapes are stunning and there’s a simplicity of life that’s very different from back home,” he explains. He adds that his favourite film is The Gentleman, due to the movie’s great actors, even better storyline and plenty of dark comedy.

Recent Articles

Common service riser FAQs

Service risers are a common feature in modern buildings, carrying electrical, mechanical and communications services from one level to another, or through the roof.

Dispelling myths about service riser weatherproofing

As the mechanical and electrical loads of buildings have increased – particularly in data centres – the specification and installation of service riser penetrations has become even more complex.

Why is commercial roof maintenance so important?

Commercial roof maintenance is essential for protecting the building, extending roof lifespan, and minimising repair costs. Regular inspections, cleaning, and repairs can prevent leaks and structural damage, ensuring business continuity.

bespoke GRP architectural mouldings installed on a commercial building

What is GRP roofing and what is the best way to repair GRP roof damage?

GRP roofing is durable, weather-resistant, and ideal for various building types. Jones Weatherproofing offers quick, solvent-free GRP roof repair solutions, ensuring long-lasting protection against damage and weathering.

Roof upstands and access hatches on top of a white roof

Everything you need to know about roof upstands

Roof upstands are crucial for weatherproofing roof penetrations, preventing water ingress, and ensuring structural stability. Jones Weatherproofing designs and installs upstands that meet standards, prolonging roof life.

Nicholson Roofbox® vs Jones Weatherproofing’s solution

The Nicholson Roofbox® offers an off-the-shelf weatherproofing solution, while Jones Weatherproofing provides a bespoke service, ensuring better alignment with architectural vision, flexibility, and long-term performance.

How much maintenance do fibreglass roofs require?

Regular inspections and cleaning are essential for maintaining the performance and appearance of fibreglass roofs. Annual checks and simple maintenance ensure durability and extend the roof’s lifespan.

Roof top view of installed commercial rooflights installed at a nusery

The need to review weatherproofing methods for modular building application

With the rise of modular buildings, there's a growing need to reassess weatherproofing methods. As modular construction gains traction for its efficiency, ensuring weatherproofing aligns with these modern methods is crucial.

Inside view of a Inside view of a commercial rooflight installed on a nursery

Why is weatherproofing of modular buildings important?

The rise of modular buildings highlights the need for effective weatherproofing to meet efficiency and sustainability goals. Proper weatherproofing ensures high-performance building envelopes crucial for achieving net-zero carbon targets.

Close up look at a commercial rooflight installed at Cherry Tree nursery

What are the four challenges for the weatherproofing of modular buildings?

To achieve the 2050 net-zero targets, the construction industry must innovate. Modular construction addresses key challenges, including cost reduction, faster delivery and improved energy efficiency, all vital for meeting the ambitious goals.

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