We are delighted to have recently been accepted as members of the National Federation of Builders and to also be awarded the National Federation of Builders (NFB) Heritage Mark. The NFB Heritage Mark
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On behalf of all of our Directors I would like to take this opportunity to thank you all for your hard work, support and interest in Bakers of Danbury and its sister companies
We are delighted to announce that the extension and redevelopment project Bakers of Danbury carried out on Westminster School has won the Diaphoros Prize at the Architectural Awards 2022 which is held every
We were delighted to have our conservation and repair project at St Johns Church in Royston featured within the latest issue of The Historic Churches Magazine. Click here to open the article.
We are delighted to announce that two of Bakers' recent projects have been awarded at the DAC Design Awards 2022. The redecoration project at St Bartholomew Church in Wickham Bishops received Highly Commended,
Project: Church redecoration and repair to St Bartholomew Church Location: Wickham Bishops, Essex Bakers carried out the ornate decoration of the church to St Bartholomew in Wickham Bishops.St Bartholomew’s is Grade II listed and is a fine
The public were given the opportunity to see and learn about the major conservation and restoration work being carried out by Bakers of Danbury, to save Bourn Windmill. The open trestle post mill
Bakers of Danbury are currently building an extension to St Andrews Church in Helions Bumpstead. The extension will provide the parishioners with a new meeting area, kitchenette and an accessible WC. Constructed from
We have had the privilege to work on some beautiful historical buildings and homes again this year. In addition to those detailed within this newsletter, other interesting projects currently underway include underpinning to
This enquiry was surveyor lead and had to be completed as soon as possible to get the family out of temporary accommodation and back into their own house. This was necessary due to
Bakers of Danbury worked with Peabody Trust regarding the specifications as the apartment was owned by the housing association. After asbestos had been removed, Bakers of Danbury carried out a strip out. The
After Bakers of Danbury took the enquiry from the Insurance Loss Adjuster on a Friday afternoon, they arranged for an electrician to visit the property within hours, to install a new fuse board
