Croft Building and Conservation Ltd
One of the Midlands' leading specialists in the conservation and restoration of historic buildings, working on cathedrals, National Trust properties, Grade I listed houses, and industrial heritage since 2002.
Founded in 2002 and based in Cannock, Staffordshire, Croft Building and Conservation Limited has established itself as one of the Midlands' premier specialists in the conservation and restoration of historic buildings. The company works across the full range of historic building types — from medieval cathedrals and minster churches to Grade I listed country houses, industrial heritage sites, and Victorian public buildings.
Croft's team of skilled craftsmen and conservation specialists undertakes projects spanning masonry repair and lime pointing, structural timber work, leadwork and roofing, and careful integration of new elements within historic settings. Their approach is grounded in authentic restoration using traditional materials and techniques, always with an unwavering focus on craftsmanship, quality, and careful stewardship of the original fabric.
Notable projects include work for the National Trust at Hanbury Hall and Clumber Park, the celebrated restoration of Flaxmill Maltings in Shrewsbury — recognised as the world's first iron-framed building — and conservation works at Southwell Minster and Worcester Cathedral. In 2025 Croft were recognised with a RIBA West Midlands Award for their work at Hanbury Hall, affirming their standing as one of the region's foremost conservation contractors.
Address
Unit 7 Hemlock Park, Hyssop Close, Hawks GreenCannock
WS11 7FB
England
United Kingdom
