Month: March 2020

Following the recent Government guidelines, we currently have employees working from home, specifically within our QS, estimating and procurement departments. Our design teams are also still working on current jobs, and are readily available to start new projects to keep the wheels of progress turning.

Please do continue to telephone our main switchboard or just email, we are still here to help and deal with your queries/enquiries.

Things are likely to take a little longer than usual, but please bear with us, we will respond as quickly as possible.

Like all of you, our priority is taking care of our people and the people we work with during this unsettling and unprecedented time.

It’s the first time we’ve seen the finished building in the flesh and it was well worth the trip.

The external cigar shaped glulams looked fabulous, and the menu in the Bean Tree Cafe looked pretty good too!

It’s always a pleasure to be involved with these projects, especially when you see the end result going to such good use to pull the local community together.

We recently finished the roof on a very tight, oddly shaped site new build, which looked great.

This combination of trusses and loose cut roof structure had to accommodate not only a supporting frame that was not parallel, but also cantilevers and even a curve to one end.

Well done to the full team who completed this tricky project from design through to construction perfectly.

Well done to Andy who has once again signed up to walk 50 miles around the Isle of Wight to raise money for this special charity.

Andy’s story – “I’m walking to raise money for two causes very close to me, brainstrust – brain cancer and the Stroke Appeal. Unfortunately  a very close friend’s wife sadly and suddenly passed away in October last year from a massive blood clot. We are therefore walking to raise funds in Gina honour for the Stroke Appeal.”

Follow the Seagulls is the walk to beat brain cancer. It’s your chance to do something truly challenging to help 60,000 people in the UK who are afraid and alone because of their brain tumour diagnosis.

Please sponsor Andy for the Walk by clicking here and follow the link