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Who are Norton and Sons Construction?
Norton and Sons Construction are based in Weston Super Mare, North Somerset.
We are a professional bricklaying & stonemasons who liaise closely
with clients and supervisory authorities to ensure that completion targets
are met on time and within budget.
Please see our projects
section for examples of completed work and works in progress.
What do we do?
Norton and Sons Construction also undertake all types of small building
work including extensions, restoration, alterations, modernisations, grant
work, bathrooms, kitchens, showers, UPVC Windows & fascia, and landscaping,
repairs, renovation, refurbishment, electrical work, plumbing services,
gas, carpentry, plastering, tiling, patios and fencing.
Please see our projects
section for examples of completed work and works in progress.
Health and Safety
As a successful construction company we are committed to quality craftsmanship
and safeguarding the environment. We only work under the highest levels
of protection needed to ensure the health and safety of our customers,
employees and the community.
Article
from Countryside Residential Magazine
by Terry Fielding
The thatch sits well on top of walls built in the local Ham stone, which
is quarried on Ham Hill, overlooking the village of Stoke Sub Hamdon.
The concept for the development design was carried out by the Architect
to the Duchy of Cornwall, William Bertram who was adamant that we use
the local Ham stone.
Our
joint development with the Duchy of Cornwall at Stoke Sub Hamdon is looking
a treat with the thatched cottage Plot 1 being admired by both the locals
and potential purchaser visitors. We have regular monthly meetings on
Location with William Bertram and Tim Grey from the Duchy, and at last
months meeting William was for some reason showing particular interest
on the building stage of a terrace of three dwellings.
With hard hats and a clip board, notes were accumulating at a rate of
knots. Such as 'Where's the boundary for this plot'? 'Does that large
Walnut tree fall within the boundary of the plot'? 'Are the kitchen specifications
as per the show house'? 'What finish did we agree on for the external
doors'? etc,etc. Eventually I asked William why was he showing particular
interest in plots 12, 13 and 14 his reply was 'Because I intend to buy
them, as a letting investment'. And so he did. As you would imagine all
who had input, especially the Location staff were extremely pleased with
the notion that we must be getting it right if the architect buys three.
To see more photographs of the cottages go to the projects
section click here
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