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Hookway have worked with church organisations since the inception of the company in 1950.
We have acted as surveyors in the construction of a number of Catholic, Anglican and Methodist churches and worship centres as well as significant number of modernisation projects to allow them to have buildings which allowed them to meet the needs of their local communities.
We understand the philosophy and aspirations that church communities bring to their building projects and are committed to supporting them in achieving their goals.
Church projects often require the control of finances to be even more robust than normally required for commercial business projects. We understand that very often the client bodies do not have regular experience of dealing with building issues and we offer comprehensive support in dealing with problems and a proactive pursuit of appropriate solutions throughout the project.
The Diocese of Bristol required a new rectory to serve the parishes of the Draycot Benefice. The site found required a sensitive design solution due to its location.
St Nicholas of Tolentine church and its facilities required upgrading in order to meet the current needs of its vibrant and welcoming parish.
“The whole project has been a complete success from start to finish. Hookway and the builders (HBC) were a pleasure to deal with and the project management was highly professional.”
Ground-breaking research released by the National Housing Federation shows that England’s total housing need backlog has reached four million homes.
Faced with increasing numbers a School in Cumbria approached Hookway to investigate the financial viability of building an extension to house three much needed additional classrooms.
We had a fantastic and busy day at the recent Academies Show in London. We chose to exhibit at this show in particular as it attracts over 300 attendees allowing us the opportunity to talk directly to some key representatives...