Messenger BCR
Heritage conservation contractors based at the Collyweston Heritage Centre in Northamptonshire, specialists in flintwork, Collyweston stone slate roofing, and complex multi-discipline conservation projects for English Heritage, the National Trust, and Royal Commission clients.
Messenger BCR are a traditional building contractor specialising in conservation and restoration, based at the Collyweston Heritage Centre in Northamptonshire. Their location in Collyweston — the village that gives its name to the distinctive stone slates quarried locally since medieval times — reflects their deep roots in the regional heritage building tradition and their specialist expertise in Collyweston stone slate roofing, one of the rarest conservation roofing skills in England.
The company undertakes the full range of conservation and restoration services: specialist masonry and flintwork conservation, structural repairs, Collyweston and specialist roofing, main contracting for complex heritage projects, and passive fire protection in historic buildings. Their projects range from minor conservation works to multi-million pound heritage restoration contracts, always delivered in close collaboration with architects, heritage consultants, and conservation bodies.
Messenger BCR's portfolio spans some of England's most significant listed buildings and heritage assets: Oxburgh Hall (National Trust, Grade I), the Soane Stable Yard at the Royal Hospital Chelsea (Grade II*), Rufford Abbey (English Heritage, 12th-century Cistercian remains), Norwich Guildhall, and Stowe House. The breadth and calibre of their commissions places them among the leading heritage contractors in the East Midlands and beyond.
Contact Details
Telephone 01780 239800
Email mailbox@messengerbcr.co.uk
Website https://www.messengerbcr.co.uk
Address
Collyweston Heritage Centre, Main RoadStamford
PE9 3PQ
England
United Kingdom
