Retail and offices

We work with some of the world’s leading companies to deliver complex new build development, refits and refurbishment programmes focused on minimal downtime and excellent service delivery.

We specialise in fast track, cost driven, nationwide programmes including new retail concept rollouts, retail re-branding and office relocation.

Our expertise in tax analysis and allowances has also proved invaluable to our retail and corporate clients. By assessing tax payments and advising on allowances available, we help them to increase profitability.
 

Contact

Paul Sherwood

psherwood [at] jrp [dot] co [dot] uk

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