SC4 are building 18 NEW BUILD houses in the village of Sherborne St John, nr Basingstoke for client, Antler Homes.
This Antler Homes site, in Sherborne St John, comprises of 18 NEW BUILD houses including private and housing association properties.
SC4 has been working onsite since March 2020 and works are progressing rapidly. SC4 are providing the carpentry for this project.
Check out the Antler Homes website for more!
In 2017 and 2018, SC4 Carpenters carried out the Carpentry works on all 5 Phases of the 180+ homes built at Granby Gardens, Ludgershall
for principal contractor, Foreman Homes. SC4's carpenters received high praise from both the Commercial Manager of Foreman Homes and NHBC/Building Control.
SC4 are providing Carpentry services for a Foreman Homes development of 82 new-build terraced, semi detached and detached homes, with single garages in Andover.
In October 2019, Paul Harris, Senior Contracts Manager at timber frame manufacturers Taylor Lane described SC4 Carpenters Ltd as providing an “excellent and reliable timber frame erect service, in terms of quality and on site management input."
Since March 2018, SC4 Carpenters Ltd has erected almost 300 houses and flats for timber frame manufacturer Taylor Lane at the Highwood Construction site in North Stoneham Park, Eastleigh over a number of phases.
In 15 months from March 2018 to August 2019, SC4 Carpenters Ltd erected 250+ houses and flats for timberframe manufacturer, Taylor Lane at this Highwood Construction site in North Stoneham Park, Eastleigh. A further 100+ units will be erected from Autumn 2019-Spring 2020.
SC4 Carpenters Ltd provides a high quality installation-only or supply and fit service. As a member of the Structural Timber Association, SC4 Carpenters Ltd benefits from excellent technical
knowledge ensuring that your timber frame products are installed to the highest standard and that designed levels of air tightness, insulation, u values,
etc. are achieved.
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