Here at Suttons Sectional Buildings, we have been supplying sectional concrete garages, sheds, and workshops to the Blackpool and Lancashire area for over 30 years. We have a wealth of experience in the sectional building industry and are perfectly placed to give you any advice you need when considering purchasing a new garage, shed or any other sectional building.
We have a range of buildings on display for you to view at our show site and there is also a cafe based on the adjacent garden centre where you can get refreshments. Lidget Compton was formed in 2011 when Lidget Concrete acquired the Compton Buildings name.
We have a range of buildings on display for you to view at our show site and there is also a cafe based on the adjacent garden centre where you can get refreshments. Lidget Compton was formed in 2011 when Lidget Concrete acquired the Compton Buildings name.
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Welcome to Suttons Sectional Buildings, authorised agents for Lidget Compton, the UK market leader in sectional concrete garages, sheds & garden buildings in all areas of Manchester, Blackpool and The Fylde Coast. We know budget is everything and we're more than confident our pricing is more than competitive for the quality we produce.
Suttons Sectional Buildings are here to help anyone looking for concrete garages in blackpool and lancashire and we realise that you cannot simply buy a new garage or shed off the shelf and put it in your garden. Every customer has potentially different needs, you may need an old garage removing or a new concrete base laying before you can even take delivery of your new building.
At Suttons Sectional we supply the Lidget Compton range of concrete garages and buildings. Here you can view the different concrete buildings we have available, but remember, this is just a snapshot of everything we can supply. If you don't see what you want there's still a good chance its available so please contact us.
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Chris Aspinall
Jan 07, 2021
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Josh Crain
Dec 19, 2020
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Philip Lawrenson
Jun 22, 2019
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Not only did they lay a base that wasn’t square, the slope of the ramp began before the garage ended so i’m left with a large gap under the front concrete panels. The actual finish of the base resembled the cobbles on Coronation Street. This was blamed on their concrete supplier using reclaimed rubble as aggregate that was too large a gauge. They then used floor level to skim the worst parts but claimed they had levelled the whole floor. After they left i noticed the ramps off my trailer had disappeared. They did return them claiming they had been loaded on their vehicle by mistake even though
