Manor House
A project within the Local Authority sector.
About from company website
Established in 1851, H Mealing & Sons began as a family-run domestic builder and has grown over generations into a trusted building contractor in the South West. The company maintains its family ethos while developing strong relationships with local authorities, commercial bodies, and trusts, diversifying into specialized markets such as education and social care. Their longevity and success are built on a personal approach to building and a commitment to quality work.
Their values of Quality, Personal service, Experience, and Safety underpin their operations. They believe in delivering builds that last and bring joy to end-users, ensuring care and attention regardless of budget. A company director personally oversees every project from inquiry to completion, bringing decades of experience and a skilled, time-served workforce.
Safety is paramount, operating to accredited guidance and ISO 45001 standards. H Mealing & Sons has received multiple LABC, RIBA, and RICS awards, highlighting their commitment to excellence. They serve various sectors including Care & Health, Education, Local Authority, and Development, demonstrating their versatility and expertise in delivering projects that meet the specific needs of each client.
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Project experience from company website
Great Hayes Court
A project within the Local Authority sector.
Gloucester Food Docks
A project listed under case studies.
Hill House Care Home
A project within the Care & Health sector.
Churchill Academy & Sixth Form
A project within the Education sector.
Ralph Allen School
A project within the Education sector.
23 Grosvenor Place
A project within the Local Authority sector.
King Edwards School
A project within the Education sector.
Westbury Nursing Home
A project within the Care & Health sector.
Accreditations from company website
- ISO 45001
Clients mentioned from company website
Palladium Trust, Julian House.
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Questions about H. Mealing & Sons Ltd from the record on this page
What does H. Mealing & Sons Ltd do?
Over the past 150 years, H Mealing & Sons has evolved into a leading building contractor in the South West, offering personal and professional services across various sectors. Their listed services include Main contractor, Refurbishment, Restoration & heritage, Extensions and Fit-out & interiors.
Where is H. Mealing & Sons Ltd based?
H. Mealing & Sons Ltd is registered at Builders Yard, Northend, Batheaston, BA1 7ES, in South West.
What areas does H. Mealing & Sons Ltd cover?
H. Mealing & Sons Ltd states that it works across South West.
How many people work at H. Mealing & Sons Ltd?
Accounts filed for the year to 2024 report 34 employees, which places the company in the 10-49 employees band.
What is H. Mealing & Sons Ltd's turnover?
H. Mealing & Sons 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 £3.0m and £8.0m. This is an estimate, not a filed figure.
Is H. Mealing & Sons Ltd still trading?
Companies House lists H. Mealing & Sons Ltd as active, with accounts most recently made up to 2024-12-31.
What accreditations does H. Mealing & Sons Ltd hold?
H. Mealing & Sons Ltd displays ISO 45001 on its website.
What sectors does H. Mealing & Sons Ltd work in?
H. Mealing & Sons Ltd works in Healthcare, Education, Public, Residential and Commercial.
When was H. Mealing & Sons Ltd established?
H. Mealing & Sons Ltd was incorporated on 1981-03-12, though the company says it has traded since 1851.