Bakers of Danbury is a privately owned building contractor established in 1878 and based at Danbury in Essex. The firm specialises in the conservation, restoration and alteration of historic buildings, ancient monuments and listed properties, and directly employs its own carpenters, bricklayers, joiners and stonemasons alongside project and site managers. Church work ranges from quinquennial repairs to reordering and spire restoration; residential work covers listed homes and barn conversions. It is CHAS and Safecontractor approved and a member of the Chartered Institute of Building and the National Federation of Builders.
Suitable for: major church and heritage conservation contracts, and residential restoration of listed and period houses in the East of England and London.
Services: conservation and restoration of listed buildings; church restoration and reordering; stonemasonry and carving; lime plastering and rendering; timber repairs; heritage joinery and timber windows; barn conversions and extensions; insurance repairs; new build.
Location: Eves Corner, Danbury, Essex; covering Essex, Cambridgeshire, Suffolk, Kent, Hertfordshire and London.