Business Details
50+ Years
experience
Professional Building Services in Chard
Established in 1930, H. L. Woolcott has evolved through three generations of family stewardship, maintaining its reputation as a trusted building and property maintenance contractor in Chard, Somerset. Our expertise spans general building works, extensions, conversions, new builds, and refurbishments, delivered with a commitment to quality craftsmanship and customer satisfaction. As a family-run business, we prioritise personal service, combining decades of experience with a deep understanding of local property needs. Our comprehensive offerings include carpentry, roofing, bricklaying, kitchen and bathroom installations, and driveway construction, supported by a no-obligation consultation process.With over 90 years of continuous operation, we remain dedicated to delivering reliable, professional solutions tailored to both residential and commercial clients. Our team ensures minimal disruption during projects, backed by competitive pricing and a focus on long-term client relationships. We operate transparently, using essential website cookies only for functional purposes, and maintain clear communication channels via direct phone contact with proprietor Stuart Cockram. Our physical presence at 52 Redstart Road, Chard, underscores our commitment to serving the local community with integrity and expertise.
Services
General building
Carpentry & joinery
Extensions conversions
New-builds
Painting & decorating
Plastering & insulation
Driveways
Roofing
Bricklaying
Home refurbishments
Details
- Year established: 1930
Highlights and features
- Family-run business with 90+ years of continuous operation
- Comprehensive building expertise from minor repairs to new builds
- No-obligation initial surveys and professional consultations
- Deep understanding of local property requirements in Somerset
- Direct communication with proprietor Stuart Cockram
Services
General building
We provide comprehensive building solutions from minor repairs to complete renovations. Our expertise covers structural work, property upgrades, and maintenance projects. Clients benefit from our decades of experience and commitment to quality craftsmanship.
Extensions conversions
Specialising in loft, barn, and garage conversions alongside traditional extensions. We help maximise property space while maintaining structural integrity. Our approach ensures minimal disruption during the transformation process.
New-builds
Delivering complete new-build projects from foundation to finish. Our team manages all aspects of construction with attention to modern building standards. Clients receive tailored solutions matching their specific requirements.
Roofing
Comprehensive roofing services including repairs, replacements, and maintenance. We address leaks, damaged tiles, and structural issues using quality materials. Our work ensures long-term protection against weather elements.
Bricklaying
Professional bricklaying and wall construction services for both structural and decorative applications. We maintain traditional techniques while incorporating modern building practices. Services include boundary walls and structural repairs.
People
Stuart Cockram
Sole proprietor
Third-generation proprietor with over 25 years' experience in the building trade. Took full responsibility in 1999 after working alongside his father since 1985. Maintains the company's founding principles while adapting to modern construction demands.
Questions
What areas do you cover?
We primarily serve Chard and surrounding Somerset areas, providing building and maintenance services to both residential and commercial clients.
Do you offer free consultations?
Yes, we provide no-obligation initial surveys and quotations with proprietor Stuart Cockram to discuss your project requirements.
What building services are available?
Our services include general building works, extensions, new builds, roofing, bricklaying, kitchen/bathroom installations, and property refurbishments.
Are you a family business?
Yes, we've been family-run since 1930, now in our third generation of ownership under Stuart Cockram's leadership.
