R G Carter Projects is a comprehensive service for major works. It facilitates the entire building process though a single point-of-contact, designing, engineering, constructing and fitting out all types of buildings in sectors such as retail, distribution, commercial, industrial and leisure.
Feasibility studies, alternative ideas, budget options are all part of the package, where dedicated teams co-ordinate what is often a complex range of disciplines (including liaison with statutory and planning authorities) to ease the burden on clients.
Replacement Superstore and Car Park
R G Carter was contracted to redevelop the Waitrose food store on the High Street in Sevenoaks, including the demolition, to provide a new store and car park area. Read more »
Project Redwood, Store Aquisition Programme
RG Carter Projects have carried out refurbishment and enhancement works to three stores acquired by Waitrose in St Saviours, Red Houses and the islands capital St Helier in Jersey Read more »
New Premier Inn Hotel
As part of Whitbread’s ongoing plans to add at least another 4,000 rooms to their portfolio across the UK, R G Carter are very pleased to be playing a part in expanding the Premier brand having recently handed over the new hotel in Rochester. Read more »
Little Waitrose Convenience Store
Waitrose are expanding their convenience brand with the help of R G Carter, a recent addition to their chain of smaller high street stores was the new ‘Little Wimbledon’. Read more »
The Firs Convenience Store
The project was a major conversion of an unusual building, The Firs public house in Norwich, which was originally built in 1933, to create a new 5000 ft2 convenience store. Read more »
Superstore Extension and Refurbishment
Tesco, Wembley Extra 2 is a format 80 store and the work to extend and refurbish it was completed on a tight 24-week programme. The store extension itself was relatively small but it gave the old store a vibrant, modern look. Read more »
Store Refurbishment Programme
R G Carter Projects was commissioned to work with Waitrose on their Store Improvement Programme (SIPS). Read more »
Zero Carbon Superstore
This project saw the construction of the first zero carbon store in Ramsey, Peterborough. Read more »
Modular Superstore
Tesco Southam was the first modular store of this size constructed using the modular method for Tesco. Read more »
Superstore Disaster Recovery Project
Following a fire that completely destroyed the two storey Waitrose store in Banstead, Surrey, R G Carter put in to operation a disaster recovery plan, to minimise the long term effect of the fire, clear the site and make ready for the store to be re-built. Read more »