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Richmond Ceramics Ltd

Active, accounts up to date·subcontractor·Head office Kettering

About from company website

Founded in 2004 in Kettering, Richmond Ceramics has grown from a family-run business focused on residential projects to a nationwide tiling specialist. Over the years, the company expanded into commercial contracts and scaled up for multi-plot housing developments, now serving clients across various sectors including residential developers, retail, education, and healthcare. Richmond Ceramics prides itself on its accredited excellence, holding qualifications such as NVQ Level 2, CSCS, and SMAS Worksafe.

They emphasize a family-owned, values-led approach, ensuring attention to detail and reliability. The company offers scalable teams with on-site oversight, transparent communication, and fixed pricing, aiming for a zero-snag, high-quality finish on every project. Their process involves meticulous site surveys, managed mobilization under CDM 2015 standards, expert installation by skilled teams, and a final quality-checked handover.

Notable projects include heritage-sensitive tiling at Peterhouse College, Cambridge, large-scale work on the West Bar Residential Quarter in Sheffield, and commercial and logistics facilities like the Zeta Building and Lidl Brentford.

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Project experience from company website

Zeta Building

Zeta Building

Life Sciences & Healthcare Hygienic, durable finishes for clinical environments.

Lidl Brentford

Lidl Brentford

Brentford

Large-Scale Commercial & Logistics retail facility.

Client · Lidl

Symmetry Park

Large-Scale Commercial & Logistics warehouse facility.

Oxford North Phase One

Oxford North Phase One

Residential New Housing Estate Project.

Halesowen Car Showroom

Halesowen Car Showroom

Offices & Washrooms tiling.

Accreditations from company website

  • SMAS Worksafe
  • CQMS
  • CSCS
  • CDM 2015
  • Constructionline
  • SafeContractor
  • Lighthouse Charity Construction Industry
  • Compliance Chain Bronze
  • Coms Safety Scheme
  • CHAS
  • Builders Profile

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Questions about Richmond Ceramics Ltd from the record on this page

What does Richmond Ceramics Ltd do?

Richmond Ceramics provides expert tiling for homes, businesses and large projects across the UK. Quality finishes with precision. Their listed services include Tiling and Flooring.

Where is Richmond Ceramics Ltd based?

Richmond Ceramics Ltd is registered at 5/6 Pytchley Business Park, Orion Way, Kettering, NN15 6NP, in East Midlands.

What areas does Richmond Ceramics Ltd cover?

Richmond Ceramics Ltd states that it works across Nationwide.

How many people work at Richmond Ceramics Ltd?

Accounts filed for the year to 2026 report 12 employees, which places the company in the 10-49 employees band.

Is Richmond Ceramics Ltd still trading?

Companies House lists Richmond Ceramics Ltd as active, with accounts most recently made up to 2026-03-31.

What accreditations does Richmond Ceramics Ltd hold?

Richmond Ceramics Ltd displays SMAS Worksafe, CQMS, CSCS, CDM 2015, Constructionline and SafeContractor on its website.

What sectors does Richmond Ceramics Ltd work in?

Richmond Ceramics Ltd works in Residential, Commercial, Retail, Education and Healthcare.

When was Richmond Ceramics Ltd established?

Richmond Ceramics Ltd was incorporated on 2011-05-03, though the company says it has traded since 2004.

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