Completed in April 2025, this 4,800 m² cubicle shed was built to SAFFO standards to house 600 cows, integrating a custom silage pit wall designed to withstand opposing pressures from silage and backfill.

Constructed using locally sourced materials and skylights to reduce environmental impact, the shed complements existing farm buildings while improving cow comfort and operational efficiency. Delivered on time and within budget, it stands as a well-coordinated, high-quality addition to the farm’s facilities.

Completed in April 2025, this 3,825 m² livestock market extension was built seamlessly alongside active auctions held three times a week. Detailed on-site surveys replaced missing design drawings, ensuring a precise fit with the existing structure.

Featuring 30% rooflights to maximise daylight and improve welfare, the project also incorporated Yorkshire boarding for both aesthetics and advertising value. Delivered on time and within budget, it maintained uninterrupted client operations while enhancing the site’s long-term functionality and appeal.

Completed in September 2024, this 256 m² cattle shed was constructed on a working farm and public attraction located within a Scheduled Ancient Monument. The team successfully coordinated demolition and rebuild works around peak visitor periods, preserving a listed wall and maintaining safe public access throughout.

Built to BS EN 1090 standards, the shed features galvanised steel frames, locally sourced timber cladding, and ample natural light. Delivered within tight seasonal and logistical constraints, the project blends seamlessly with the historic surroundings while supporting the farm’s ongoing operations.

Completed in December 2024, this 529 m² custom cattle building was designed with safety and efficiency at its core. Featuring an innovative gating system and dedicated treatment pens, it enables safe handling of aggressive livestock while improving day-to-day operations.

Built entirely in-house to BS EN 1090 standards, the project combines natural lighting, Yorkshire boarding, and sympathetic finishes that blend seamlessly with the rural surroundings. Delivered ahead of schedule, it provided time for staff training and has since enhanced both welfare and productivity on the farm.