Builders across Worcestershire & the West Midlands.

Bromsgrove is our home town and the base for JRC Developers — our office sits on Aston Road, B60 3AL. As a market town of period cottages, Victorian terraces and modern estates, Bromsgrove asks for a builder who can move from a delicate lime-mortar repair one week to a full two-storey extension the next, and that's exactly what our team has done here for over three decades.

Barnt Green sits under the Lickey Hills and is defined by generously-sized detached houses and long-established gardens. That means clients here want the kind of premium extension, orangery and specialist brickwork that stands up to close inspection — and stands up to their neighbours' expectations.

Redditch's mix of interwar semis, 1970s estates and new-build family homes gives us a steady flow of renovation, extension and refurbishment work — where families want to reclaim the ground floor with a rear extension, or fully refurbish before moving in.

Acocks Green is a classic Birmingham suburb of Edwardian and Victorian terraces and semis. The go-to projects are side-return and rear extensions to open the kitchen up, internal reconfiguration and careful restoration of original features like brick chimneys, tiled paths and sash windows.

Alvechurch is a historic canal-side village where a lot of the housing stock is period, timber-framed or conservation-designated. That calls for a builder who understands lime, breathability and the value of an original feature — not just a modern extension bolted on.

Finstall sits on the edge of Bromsgrove and is full of characterful older homes that reward considered, hand-crafted building work. Feature brickwork, garden walls and traditional detailing tend to define the projects we take on here.

Inkberrow is a picture-postcard Worcestershire village of period cottages, timber frames and stone. It's also the home of our 1760 cottage restoration — a project stripped back to original stone and brick, repointed in lime, and finished with hand-plastered walls and reclaimed flagstones. Heritage work here is what we love.

Droitwich Spa's Georgian heritage and later spa-era terraces mean sympathetic extensions, careful re-pointing and considered internal reconfiguration are the norm. We enjoy the discipline of building modern comfort into a house that has to stay true to its era.

Hanbury is estate country — the sort of setting where rural new builds, high-quality outbuildings and traditional country renovation live. We're comfortable working on longer-programme rural schemes here, coordinating trades over a bigger plot.

Hagley sits below the Clent Hills and is defined by large, established family homes. Clients here want extensions and interior renovations that lift an already-good house to a top-of-the-street standard — the finish level matters as much as the layout.

Belbroughton is a desirable conservation village where a lot of the housing is period, character or listed. That means we spend as much time thinking about lime mortar, coursing and detailing as we do about drawings.

Clent is premium rural territory around the Clent Hills. Bespoke extensions, high-end interior renovation and full external works — driveways, walls, landscaping — are the standard scope here.

Chaddesley Corbett is a conservation village of timber-framed and listed buildings — some of the most protected housing stock in Worcestershire. We work here in the way the buildings deserve: traditional materials, careful sequencing, close liaison with conservation officers.

Ombersley is a historic black-and-white village of timber-framed, listed and character properties. Period-property care — repointing, lime plaster, restoration of original features — is what makes the difference here.

Feckenham is a small conservation village near Redditch, and the housing here reflects it — period cottages, character homes and quiet, well-considered renovation projects rather than big flashy extensions.

Tardebigge is canal-heritage country, and a lot of the interesting projects here involve barn or outbuilding conversion, or country-house renovation. Long-programme, multi-trade rural work is well within our comfort zone.

Cofton Hackett is a growing area sitting next to the Lickey Hills and the newer developments on the south of Birmingham. Family extensions and modern-home renovations dominate here — very often on plots where sensitive access matters.

Blackwell shares a lot with neighbouring Barnt Green — large, established houses, mature gardens, and clients who expect the finish standard to be visibly higher than the norm. Premium extensions and specialist brickwork are the fit here.

Henley-in-Arden has one of the most historic high streets in Warwickshire — timber-framed listed buildings and conservation constraints. Heritage-led, conservation-sensitive building is what wins here, and that's a good match for our team.

Callow Hill sits on the semi-rural fringe of Redditch, with larger houses and more room to work. Full property renovations and larger extensions are the sweet spot here.

Astwood Bank is a village just south of Redditch, dominated by family homes. Family extensions, kitchen reconfigurations and full refurbishments are the day-to-day requests we get here.

Sambourne is a small conservation village where period property and specialist brickwork lead the workflow. Careful, considered detailing beats speed on projects here.

Studley sits on the Warwickshire border with a real mix of housing — period cottages, modern estates and everything in between. That means we run a mix of extensions, new builds and refurbishments here.

Alcester is a Roman market town with period and conservation-designated property throughout. Heritage-sensitive building — from lime work to reconfiguring listed interiors — is a good fit for our team.