Ecclesiastical Building Contractors
The Ecclesiastical sector challenges; the spectrum of works, from Heritage Listed Buildings to New Build Churches, is addressed with the total understanding and ability of both ourselves and the specialist supply chain. We are exceptionally proud to have constructed new churches that will act as a community beacon for future generations.
New Church Building Construction - Kirkby
Construction of a new Church on the site of the former All Angels Church, including refurbishment works to the existing →
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Period : 42 weeks
Value : £1,135,000
New R C Church - Latchford
A new church is a beacon within the community that will display with pride its presence. The compliment of material →
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Period : 34 weeks
Value : £1,200,000
Our Lady of Lourdes - Wallasey
Two separate projects combined to rejuvenate this Church in providing new up to date facilities within a refurbished envelope. Complimenting →
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Period : 20 weeks
Value : £260,000
Penymynydd Church
Supporting the needs of the Church over a number of years, works have included re-roofing and associated lead and rain →
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Period : ongoing
Value : £At Net Cost
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- It is no surprise that Read Construction is now firmly on the ‘preferred’ list of contractors. In 2009 the Archdiocese of Liverpool made the decision to build a new Church in →
- Knowledge and expertise invaluable, ensuring all trades properly co-ordinated. Alongside Read Construction we have recently completed the installation of the mechanical pipework services installations at →
- Make best and most efficient uses of the church’s financial resources St John’s Church, Pentrobin has enjoyed a relationship with Read which stretches back many years. →
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- Church contracts secure jobs for Wrexham firm FACING the prospect of laying off staff Wrexham-based Read Construction Holdings Ltd found salvation from →
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