Downtown in Business is delighted to name Krol Corlett as our Business of the Month, recognising the company’s continued leadership in delivering high-quality construction and regeneration projects, alongside its growing influence across the UK property sector.
With a strong track record across residential, commercial, education, healthcare, and heritage schemes, Krol Corlett has built a reputation as a trusted delivery partner for both public and private sector clients. Their commitment to collaboration, innovation, and social value continues to set them apart, particularly as towns and cities look to unlock new opportunities for sustainable growth.
This momentum will be on full display at this year’s UKREiiF 2026, where Krol Corlett will play a prominent role as sponsor of an exclusive Downtown in Business lunch. The event provides a platform for key stakeholders across the built environment to connect, share insight, and explore new partnerships.
The business will be represented by a strong delegation across both the main conference and fringe events. Leading the conference team are Simon Krol, Director, Daniel Tebay, Managing Director, and Michelle Eager, Group Head of Business Development. Supporting activity across the wider programme, Barry Roberts, Non-Executive Director, Emma Lavery, Business Development & Marketing, and Craig Ward, Regional Manager for Preston, will focus on strengthening relationships and identifying new opportunities.
Krol Corlett arrives at UKREiiF with an impressive portfolio of live flagship projects that highlight its role in shaping communities across the North West. In Liverpool, the £6.1m Zoe’s Place development and the £6m Parkhaven Trust scheme are delivering vital community-focused facilities. Meanwhile, in Manchester, the Fabric Church project showcases the company’s expertise in heritage and refurbishment.
Elsewhere, the business is delivering major schemes including the £10.5m transformation of Accrington Town Hall and Burton Chambers for Hyndburn Borough Council, works at Wirral Met College, the restoration of Chorley Town Hall, and the redevelopment of the Brindley Theatre for Halton Borough Council. Collectively, these projects demonstrate Krol Corlett’s ability to deliver complex, high-impact schemes across a diverse range of sectors.
As an active and valued member of the Downtown in Business network, Krol Corlett continues to play an important role in supporting events, contributing to strategic discussions, and strengthening links between the public and private sectors.
Their continued growth, strong project pipeline, and visible presence at UKREiiF underline a business that is not only delivering for today, but helping to shape the future of the UK’s built environment.
