Charles Clarke & Son (Builders) Limited

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Charles Clarke & Son Ltd is a leading Suffolk building company. We carry out property refurbishment and restoration, new builds, extensions, plumbing, heating, general maintenance and more…
We work on all types of property, from bungalows and flats through to some of the finest country residences in the UK. Regardless of scale, every building that we work on is treated with the utmost care and respect.

Trades offered

Builder
Builder general
Extensions/Conversions
General extension
Listed Buildings/Heritage
Listed Buildings specialist
Plumber
General plumbing

Case studies

Creating a safer, protected environment

  • 16 Sep 2020

Charles Clarke have designed and constructed protective timber and glass screens for the reception desks at local Suffolk-based GP surgeries.
A temporary protective barrier
During the Covid-19 pandemic, to ensure that reception staff are not subject to unwanted coughs and sneezes, Charles Clarke were contracted to design and build a temporary protective barrier between visiting patients and surgery reception staff.
Featuring bespoke timber joinery and clear glass panes, the screens create a protective physical barrier between staff and visitors. Any letters, forms or documentation can be easily passed through a small ‘letterbox’ opening at the base of the screens.
Effective protection
Equally practical but no less effective protective screens can also be constructed using a simple framework made of 2 x 2 kiln-dried softwood with rounded edges and clear Perspex screens.
If your GP Surgery or business would benefit from protective screens at the reception desk or other customer service points please contact Charles Clarke to discuss your specific requirements.

Charles Clarke have designed and constructed protective timber and glass screens for the reception desks at local Suffolk-based GP surgeries.
A temporary protective barrier
During the Covid-19 pandemic, to ensure that reception staff are not subject to unwanted coughs and sneezes, Charles Clarke were contracted to design and build a temporary protective barrier between visiting patients and surgery reception staff.
Featuring bespoke timber joinery and clear glass panes, the screens create a protective physical barrier between staff and visitors. Any letters, forms or documentation can be easily passed through a small ‘letterbox’ opening at the base of the screens.
Effective protection
Equally practical but no less effective protective screens can also be constructed using a simple framework made of 2 x 2 kiln-dried softwood with rounded edges and clear Perspex screens.
If your GP Surgery or business would benefit from protective screens at the reception desk or other customer service points please contact Charles Clarke to discuss your specific requirements.

Exterior feature refurbishment in Otley, Suffolk

  • 16 Sep 2020

This unique 20th century residential property in rural Suffolk was in need of carpentry repairs and some exterior redecoration. The expansive, brick-built dwelling and outbuildings featured many traditional wooden-framed windows and sills, and timber fascias, soffits and barge boards. 
In need of repair
A number of the windows and external fixtures and fittings were in need of repair, refurbishment and redecoration. Where necessary, these repairs were successfully carried out by proficient craftsmen using traditional carpentry skills and techniques. 
On completion of the repairs, the window frames and roofing features were repainted to ensure the property had a clean, fresh, consolidated appearance.

This unique 20th century residential property in rural Suffolk was in need of carpentry repairs and some exterior redecoration. The expansive, brick-built dwelling and outbuildings featured many traditional wooden-framed windows and sills, and timber fascias, soffits and barge boards. 
In need of repair
A number of the windows and external fixtures and fittings were in need of repair, refurbishment and redecoration. Where necessary, these repairs were successfully carried out by proficient craftsmen using traditional carpentry skills and techniques. 
On completion of the repairs, the window frames and roofing features were repainted to ensure the property had a clean, fresh, consolidated appearance.

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