Contact Business & Partnerships
Let’s build something together.
For developers, contractors, architects and specifiers, distributors, technology partners, suppliers and investors. Bring us a project, a range or an idea, and one UK team will take it from the first conversation.
Corporate line: Monday to Saturday 8 am to 8 pm, Sunday 10 am to 5 pm (UK time)
Example briefsChoose one to start from it
Illustrative examples, not real projects.
Who we work with
Find your way in.
Seven kinds of partner, seven ways to start. See what we offer, what we will ask you for and what happens next.
Developers
Homes, schemes and mixed-use buildings.
We offer
- One conversation for the products on your scheme, across our eight product families.
- Help choosing systems and finishes that suit the building, the market and the budget.
- One team that aims to stay with your project from early design to handover.
We’ll ask for
- Where the site is and what you are building.
- Drawings, a schedule of openings or a massing study.
- Your programme and the stage you are at.
Next step
Send a project brief to our projects team. We will reply to arrange a first conversation.
Contractors
Main contractors and specialist subcontractors.
We offer
- Supply for your package: doors, windows, façades, fencing and gates.
- Product information for your submittals, on request.
- Delivery and, where agreed, installation planned around your programme.
We’ll ask for
- The package scope and drawings.
- Programme, access and site constraints.
- Your tender or order deadline.
Next step
Send a project brief with your package. Our projects team will come back to you.
Architects & specifiers
From the first sketch to the specification.
We offer
- A conversation at any stage, from concept to tender.
- Samples, finishes and technical information on request.
- Coordination when one building uses several of our product families.
We’ll ask for
- The stage and the drawings you have.
- Your priorities: energy, fire, acoustics, security, access.
- The market, and the codes it follows.
Next step
Send a brief, or book a video call with our team.
Distributors & installers
Bring our products to your customers.
We offer
- A conversation about the ranges that fit your customers.
- Clear information on what we can offer in your market.
- One UK team to work with.
We’ll ask for
- Your company, territory and customers.
- The product families you sell or install today.
- How you reach customers: showroom, trade, online or projects.
Next step
Send a partnership introduction to our business team.
Technology partners
Integration with our intelligent systems.
We offer
- A conversation about connecting with Intelligent Systems: the gate, the garage door, the entrance door, windows, blinds and heating.
- A technical contact for the integration discussion.
We’ll ask for
- Your platform, product or service.
- The protocols and standards you support.
- Your markets and customers.
Next step
Send a partnership introduction. Our business team will bring in the right people.
Suppliers
Materials, components, manufacturing and logistics.
We offer
- A clear route from first introduction to agreement.
- Our expectations of suppliers in writing, before anything is agreed.
- A business team that answers.
We’ll ask for
- What you supply, and where it is made.
- The standards and certificates you work to.
- Examples of similar work.
Next step
Send a supplier introduction, and read Supplier responsibility.
Investors
Investor and company information.
We offer
- Company information and documents on request.
- A direct route to our business team.
We’ll ask for
- Your organisation.
- The information you need, and what it is for.
Next step
Send an information request, or read Investor relations.
How we work together
One conversation, start to finish.
Every partnership is different, but the shape is the same: talk first, write it down, agree it, then build it.
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First conversation
A call, a video call or a meeting with the team that fits your enquiry. Bring what you have; a sketch is enough to start.
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Brief and drawings
We read your drawings and priorities, then ask what we need to know: performance, finishes, quantities and programme.
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Proposal
Systems and options for your building, with what is included and what is not, in writing.
- 04
Samples and details
Finishes, samples and technical details where your specification needs them.
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Agreement
Scope, programme and responsibilities agreed in writing before anything is made.
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Make, deliver, install
Made with our manufacturing partners, delivered in the agreed sequence and, where agreed, installed by our teams.
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Handover and care
Documents for everything we supplied, and one place to ask for product support afterwards.
Illustrative sequence. Every project’s scope and programme are agreed with you.
Based in the United Kingdom
Local roots, open conversations.
One team in the United Kingdom answers every business enquiry, wherever the project is. Tell us the market, and we will plan calls around your working day.
Office
Watford, United Kingdom
54 Clarendon Road, Watford, WD17 1DU, Hertfordshire, United Kingdom
Please contact us before arranging a visit.
Direct lines
Straight to the right team.
Know who you need? Write to them directly, or call the corporate line.
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Projects and specifications
Specifications, quantities and pricing for commercial projects.
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Business and partnerships
Supply, distribution, technology partnerships and company information.
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Orders and technical support
Help with an existing commercial order or product. Include your company and order reference.
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General enquiries
Anything else. We will pass it to the right person.
Corporate line
Monday to Saturday 8 am to 8 pm, Sunday 10 am to 5 pm (UK time)
Monday to Saturday 8 am to 8 pm, Sunday 10 am to 5 pm (UK time)
Freephone numbers may not be reachable from outside the UK. If the call does not connect, email us and we will call you back.
Company details
For your supplier records.
Setting us up as a supplier or partner? These are the details procurement teams usually ask for. Copy them in one go.
- Legal name
- Watford Construction Limited
- Jurisdiction
- Incorporated in England & Wales
- Company number
- 10977690
- VAT number
- GB287473653
- Registered office
- 100 Bishopsgate, 18th Floor, London, EC2N 4AG, United Kingdom
- Office
- 54 Clarendon Road, Watford, WD17 1DU, Hertfordshire, United Kingdom
- Website
- watford-construction.com
Questions
Good to know.
Your organisation, the products or services you need, the project location, quantities or dimensions, and your timing. Attach drawings or photographs when your email opens. The brief builder above collects all of this for you.
Yes. Our products go to 22 markets across Europe, North America, the Middle East and Asia-Pacific, and our UK team handles every enquiry. Tell us the market early: codes, logistics and installation arrangements differ, and we confirm what is possible for each project.
As early as you like. A conversation at concept stage can save redesign later, and we are just as happy to help at tender. Choose your stage in the brief builder so we know where you are.
Choose “Supplying us” in the brief builder, or write to business@watford-construction.com. Supplier responsibility explains what we expect from partners and how the process works.
No. The brief builder prepares an email in your own email app, and nothing leaves this page until you send it. Copy link shares only the choices you made, never your name or contact details.
Yes. Copy link creates a link to your choices, so a colleague can open the same brief and add to it. You can also print the sheet or save it as a PDF.
Read the Modern Slavery Act statement, or choose “Company information” in the brief builder to request it with any other documents you need.
For a home project, a personal purchase or help with something you own, our Contact page is the quickest way in.
Ready when you are.
Start a brief, call the corporate line or book a consultation with our team.
Getting in touch about your home? Visit Contact.
Watford Construction · Business & Partnerships · Watford, United Kingdom
Example briefs on this page are illustrative. Images are concept visualisations.
