35 King Street
Internal refurbishment works undertaken to a listed building to leave a refurbished shell ready for tenant fit-out. Also involving external repair works to the roof, gutters, parapet walls and rear elevation.
Court Construction (Bristol) Ltd · Company 03152375 · Trading heritage since 1996
Active, accounts up to date·main contractor & subcontractor·Head office Ashton
Based in Bristol and incorporated in 1996, Court Construction has over 20 years of experience serving the commercial and industrial refurbishment sector. They pride themselves on being small enough to listen but big enough to deliver, working closely with clients to ensure projects are completed on time and within budget. Their key differentiators include competitive and prompt service, a personal response, a strong reputation for quality and timeliness, and a wide subcontractor base.
Court Construction has undertaken significant refurbishment contracts for academic institutions like the University of the West of England and University of Bristol, as well as for office complexes and warehouse units. They have also partnered with major firms such as Jones Lang LaSalle and Cushman and Wakefield on large-scale projects. The company operates within the education, industrial, and commercial sectors, boasting a 75% repeat business rate and being an approved contractor for several educational establishments for over 15 years.
Internal refurbishment works undertaken to a listed building to leave a refurbished shell ready for tenant fit-out. Also involving external repair works to the roof, gutters, parapet walls and rear elevation.
Bath
The works comprised of the repair/replacement of existing roof coverings, flashings and gutters, stone repairs and the making good of finishes internally to a listed building.
Alterations to a large lab area to provide three new internal rooms as lab spaces within the existing lab and associated M&E Works. Conversion of a small lab area from a lab to an office. Refurbishment of corridor areas connecting the two spaces.
Client · University of Bristol
Glastonbury
The works comprised of the repair/replacement of existing roof coverings, roof lights, flashings, gutters and the making good of finishes internally.
Client · Royal Mail
Refurbishment of vacant industrial unit, including replacement of the existing asbestos roof with a new insulated profiled metal clad roof. Installation of new insulated profiled cladding and new aluminium windows to all elevations and full refurbishment of the existing offices and warehouse including redecorations, new flooring, lighting and heating systems.
Yate
Refurbishment of a vacant industrial unit, including replacement of the existing asbestos roof with a new insulated profiled metal clad roof. Demolition of an existing 2 storey office block to the front facade and installation of a new glazed and insulated cladding facade. Installation of a new office block within the warehouse area and full refurbishment of an existing office block and warehouse.
Stripping back to a shell 2 retail units within a prestigious shopping mall including the removal of the full height glazed facades and installation of a temporary hoarding. All left ready for tenants fit-out.
University of the West of England, QEH Bristol, University of Bristol, Jones Lang LaSalle, Cushman and Wakefield, Malcolm Hollis, Workman, Watts & Partners, M&G Estates, Royal Mail Glastonbury Delivery Office.
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Court Construction, based in Bristol and established in 1996, specialises in commercial and industrial refurbishment, offering prompt, competitive, and quality services with a strong focus on client relationships and repeat business. Their listed services include Refurbishment, Restoration & heritage, Fit-out & interiors, Cladding and Roofing.
Court Construction (Bristol) Ltd is registered at Liberty House, South Liberty Lane, Ashton, BS3 2ST, in South West.
Court Construction (Bristol) Ltd states that it works across Bristol.
Accounts filed for the year to 2025 report 22 employees, which places the company in the 10-49 employees band.
Court Construction (Bristol) Ltd does not disclose turnover: UK small-company accounts are not required to. Based on headcount and trade debtors in its filed accounts, turnover is likely to fall between £2.8m and £7.6m. This is an estimate, not a filed figure.
Companies House lists Court Construction (Bristol) Ltd as active, with accounts most recently made up to 2025-03-31.
Court Construction (Bristol) Ltd works in Commercial, Industrial, Education and Retail.
Court Construction (Bristol) Ltd was incorporated on 1996-01-29.
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