With over 25 years experience, we cover all aspects of carpentry and joinery, in all markets – from residential to historic buildings.
Stott Carpentry are known for reliability and quality whilst consistently performing to the most stringent specifications and programmes. Our dedicated teams are used to working to the highest standards within tight budgets and deadlines. We have the skills, knowledge, flexibility and resources to meet all the challenges that occur throughout the wide variety of projects that we undertake.
Team
Michael Tierney
Chairman
John Kane
Managing Director
Marina Ryan
Commercial Director
Manoj Rajani
Buyer
Debbie Ewen
Office Manager
Helen Hall
Financial Controller
Errol Kelly
Material Co-ordinator & Quality Compliance Manager
Brian Kearney
Estimator
Kana Sritharan
Assistant Estimator
Kieran Horgan
Quantity Surveyor
Arturs Airopetovs
Quantity Surveyor
Our Clients
Our Charities
Life outside work is also very important to us, we have the pleasure of supporting 3 charities that are dear to us. They are:
Christmas Dinner Deliveries
At Christmas we also provided 30 families with Christmas dinner plus desserts, including Christmas crackers and sweets.
Our office is now a drop off point for members of the public to drop off food for the Hillingdon Food Bank.
Charity Bike Ride – May 2022
Together with Berkeley Homes, our Chairman, Michael Tierney, completed a 400 mile bike ride from Milan to Geneva where he raised money for Home Start Charity.
Home Start plays a vital role in supporting parents and giving their children the best possible start in life. Our positive impact and contributions make a real difference to the lives of many children and families across the UK.
The fundraising event consisted of 4 consecutive days of cycling for around 100 miles a day. They began their cycle in Lake Geneva where they cycled into the Swiss Alps on the first day. On the second day, their route took them from Sierre, through the Valley, past the Pfyn-Finges Nature Park and then down into the town of Airolo. Day three brought them back into Italy, through various villages and ending the day in Lake Como. On their fourth and final day, the cyclists left Como and cycled around the edge of the lake before heading up the Patron Saint of cycling – ‘Saint Madonna del Ghisallo’, which is a famous climb that often features in the ‘Giro d’Italia’. They proudly ended their cycle in Milan after 4 long, hard days of cycling!
