Projects

Prestige work on projects across the East Midlands, East Anglia and the Home Counties providing brickwork and scaffolding as required. We are one of the leading brickwork and scaffolding contractors in the area and take on work in both the private and public sectors.

Recently completed and ongoing school projects.

• The prestigious new Northampton College at Booth Lane campus for SDC, brickwork & scaffold.
• New hall and refurbishment at Swavesey Village College for Morgan Ashurst, brickwork & scaffold.
• New hall and classroom extension to Christ the Sower school at Grange Farm MK for SDC, brickwork & scaffold.
• Extension to Ramsay Manor School at Barton Le Clay for VE Parrott, brickwork only.
• Phase 1 Middleton School, Milton Keynes.
• Bellbird School, Sawston, Cambs.
• Tattenhoe School, Milton Keynes.
• Oakley Vale School, Corby.
• Exeter School, Corby.
• St. Neots School.
• New music block for Stratton School, Biggleswade.
• Extensions to Bicknell Rd. Bicester.
• Arnold School, Barton Le Clay.
• Hazeldene School, Bedford.
• Giffard Park School, Milton Keynes.

Recent housing projects include ...

• 12 flats at Edward St. Dunstable for VE Parrotts.
• 11 dwellings at Maulden for VE Parrotts & Aragon HA.
• The prestigious Kingsway House, Bedford for VEP Parrotts (Oakley) Ltd and Aragon Housing Association
• 80 Apartments for Milton Keynes G.H for SDC Builders Ltd and Aragon Housing Association

Commercial projects include ...

• New church at Cambourne for Kier Marriott, brickwork only.
• Grosvenor Court in Bedford for VE Parrott, scaffold only.
• The prestigious infrastructure development for the new Mawsley Village which consisted of office blocks, residential properties, a number of retail outlets and a nursery.
• 4 Nr office blocks at Kettering Business Park For SDC Builders
• New office block in Stevenage for Rok & Stevenage Borough Council
• 60 Bed care home in Luton for Castleoak.

Restoration

Merton Hall, St John’s College, Cambridge

• Our versatility and experience was essential for this interesting project which required the use of traditional lime mortar and mixing methods.
• This 17th & 18th Century timber frame construction has been virtually taken down brick by brick and rebuilt.
• We are pleased to report that we were highly commended by the Architect and our client Morgan Ashurst.