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Welcome to Clarke Construction Group, where extraordinary craftsmanship, dedicated project managers, and a passionate team of over 70 professionals come together to exceed your expectations - The Artistry of Construction.

Not every detail in a CCG project comes from a catalogue.A lot of it is made by our own team.Having our own in-house joi...
12/10/2026

Not every detail in a CCG project comes from a catalogue.

A lot of it is made by our own team.

Having our own in-house joinery workshop means we can design and create pieces specifically for the property — from bespoke cabinetry and fitted wardrobes to staircases, doors, panelling, windows and traditional architectural joinery.

It's particularly valuable when we're working with period and listed homes, where an off-the-shelf solution often simply doesn't look right.

Our joiners can match existing details, work around unusual proportions and create pieces that feel as though they've always belonged to the building.

And you don't need to be undertaking a full Clarke Construction renovation to use them.

If you've got a standalone joinery project — whether it's a bespoke piece of furniture, fitted cabinetry, doors, windows or something completely unique — our joinery team can work with you directly.

Have something in mind? Get in touch and tell us what you'd like to create.
www.joineryco.co.uk

A listed home should still feel like a home.The challenge is introducing modern comfort without losing the things that m...
07/10/2026

A listed home should still feel like a home.

The challenge is introducing modern comfort without losing the things that made the building special in the first place.

Heating, bathrooms, modern kitchens, lighting, data, insulation and contemporary living spaces can often all form part of a listed-building renovation — but they need to be considered alongside the property's original fabric.

Stonework. Lime plaster. Timber. Historic joinery. Existing proportions and details.

Understanding how an older building was constructed is crucial, because inappropriate materials or poorly considered alterations can create problems that may not become obvious for years.

For us, the aim isn't to make an old building feel new.

It's to give it another chapter.

One that works for modern life while preserving the character that has survived for generations.

If you're considering the renovation of a listed or period property in the Cotswolds, we'd be happy to discuss it.

The best extension isn't necessarily the biggest.It's the one that makes the whole house work better.A few carefully pla...
30/09/2026

The best extension isn't necessarily the biggest.

It's the one that makes the whole house work better.

A few carefully planned metres can completely change the way a home flows — opening the kitchen to the garden, bringing light into previously dark rooms or creating the space a growing family actually needs.

But the new space can't be designed in isolation.

Rooflines, proportions, natural light, materials and the relationship between old and new all have to be considered if the finished extension is going to feel like part of the home rather than something simply added onto it.

Some extensions are designed to disappear into the original building.

Others deliberately create a contrast between historic and contemporary architecture.

Both can work beautifully when they're done properly.

Considering an extension or major renovation? Get in touch with the CCG team to discuss what could be possible.

A commercial space has to do more than look good.It has to work.Restaurants need efficient routes between kitchen and cu...
25/09/2026

A commercial space has to do more than look good.

It has to work.

Restaurants need efficient routes between kitchen and customer. Retail spaces need to cope with changing displays and heavy footfall. Offices need lighting, acoustics and layouts that make them genuinely good places to work.

And when you're working with an existing or historic building, there's often another challenge: delivering all of that while respecting the character of the property — and, in some cases, keeping the business operating around the work.

From refurbishment and structural alterations to complete commercial transformations, careful planning is every bit as important as the finished appearance.

Because the best commercial spaces don't just impress customers.

They make the business inside them work better.

Planning a commercial refurbishment in the Cotswolds? We'd be happy to talk through the project.

11/09/2026

Nobody likes unexpected costs.

That's why we believe quotations should be clear, detailed and transparent from the outset.

Every proposal outlines exactly what's included, giving you confidence before work even begins.

No hidden extras.

No vague pricing.

No nasty surprises halfway through the project.

Whether you're planning a complete renovation or simply upgrading your consumer unit, you'll receive professional advice and a quotation that's easy to understand.

It's just another reason homeowners, architects and developers choose CCG Electrical.

Get in touch for your free quotation today.
📞 01451 542 088

Old buildings usually tell you what they want to become.The skill is listening before trying to force a completely new i...
02/09/2026

Old buildings usually tell you what they want to become.

The skill is listening before trying to force a completely new idea onto them.

A barn might have incredible roof timbers worth celebrating. An old commercial building could have large openings that create wonderful natural light. A historic outbuilding may have stonework, proportions or details that would be impossible to reproduce convincingly today.

The challenge with a conversion is bringing in warmth, services, insulation and modern comforts without stripping away everything that made the building interesting in the first place.

We’ve worked on barns, garages, lofts, commercial buildings and some far more unusual structures. Every one comes with different structural, planning and conservation challenges.

That is also what makes them so rewarding.

A successful conversion doesn’t hide what the building used to be.

It gives it a new purpose while allowing the original character to remain part of the story.

What unused building would you love the chance to transform?

Following the demolition of the former swimming pool and leisure facilities, work at Hyll Hotel has moved firmly into th...
01/09/2026

Following the demolition of the former swimming pool and leisure facilities, work at Hyll Hotel has moved firmly into the groundworks stage. Extensive excavations have been completed, reinforcement has been installed and concrete is now being poured to form the foundations and ground beams that will support the new multifunction wedding venue and event space.

Structural steel sections are also being introduced to reinforce key areas of the site and support the changes in level around the historic buildings. Much of this work will eventually disappear beneath the finished venue, but it is an essential stage in ensuring the new structure remains strong and secure for generations to come.

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Disclaimer: These are 'work in progress' images. While the final result will be a showcase of refined craftsmanship, this is an authentic look at a live construction project in motion - the environment is busy and functional, and not always pretty!

Building better communities means more than building homes.Being part of the Cotswolds isn't just where we work.It's who...
31/08/2026

Building better communities means more than building homes.

Being part of the Cotswolds isn't just where we work.

It's who we are.

We're proud to sponsor Bourton-on-the-Water Football Club and support events including Sezincote Fireworks, Chadlington B**r Festival and Cheltenham Town FC.

We're also fortunate to help local people raising money for charities, schools and community projects whenever we can.

Construction is about leaving something behind that lasts.

Sometimes that's a beautiful home.

Sometimes it's helping a local community thrive.

If you're organising something locally, we'd love to hear about it.

✨ Finished Project Friday ✨Last week we revealed the beautifully renovated main house. Today, we step outside to explore...
28/08/2026

✨ Finished Project Friday ✨

Last week we revealed the beautifully renovated main house. Today, we step outside to explore Church View Annex, another exceptional collaboration with Eastabrook Architects .

The property’s original stables and garden buildings have been transformed into an extraordinary self-contained leisure retreat, bringing together a swimming pool, gym, sauna, cinema, home office, full oak kitchen, showers, changing facilities, outdoor cooking, and an impressive purpose-built w**e cabinet.

Original stone walls and oak roof trusses sit alongside black steel-framed glazing, warm timber joinery, natural stone floors, and vast sliding doors that open the interior directly onto the pool terrace. It is a remarkable example of historic agricultural buildings being given an entirely new life.

Which part would get the most use in your home: the pool, the sauna, the cinema, or the outdoor kitchen?

Explore the full project write-up and finished gallery here:

https://clarkeconstructiongroup.co.uk/portfolio/church-view-annex/

An electrical plan should never be copied and pasted from one house to another.People don’t use their homes in exactly t...
26/08/2026

An electrical plan should never be copied and pasted from one house to another.

People don’t use their homes in exactly the same way.

Where will the furniture sit?

Which side of the bed do you charge your phone?

Will the kitchen island need power?

Where will the Christmas tree go?

Could an electric vehicle, solar installation or garden building be added later?

These sound like small questions, but they make a huge difference once a home is finished.

The best time to plan lighting, sockets, data, smart controls, EV charging and future upgrades is before the walls are closed and the finishes go on.

That’s one of the advantages of having electrical expertise within the wider construction team. The installation can be planned alongside the architecture, joinery, kitchen and interior design rather than treated as a separate job at the end.

You should notice how well the electrical system works, not all the compromises that had to be made.

What electrical detail do you wish had been planned better in your own home?

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Gateway House, Draycott Business Centre
Draycott
GL569JY

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 9am - 4:30pm

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