Pre-tax profit surged 48% to £5m for the year to 31 March 2026 as turnover dipped slightly to £159m from £162m.
The improved performance lifted pre-tax margins from 2.1% to 3.15%.
The contractor also boosted average cash balances by more than a third to £32m, leaving it well placed to invest in the business and pursue further growth.
The results mark a second successive year of record profitability for the family-owned contractor, which said its strategy remains focused on improving quality of earnings rather than chasing turnover.
The business has also secured 98% of its budgeted workload for the next 12 months through signed contracts or pre-construction services agreements, providing strong visibility over future trading.
Managing director James Speller said: “Our strong financial performance has enabled the company to share its success directly with all of our employees through an additional profit-related distribution equivalent to 20% of annual profits.”
He added that clients increasingly wanted contractors combining the responsiveness of regional builders with the governance and delivery capability traditionally associated with Tier One firms.





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