At Shufflebottom, nothing gives us more satisfaction than forming long-standing relationships with our customers. Repeat business is the best indicator of how we deliver as a company: from the quality of our steel-framed buildings and design, manufacturing and delivery processes, to the performance of all our people, we understand that everything is assessed by our customers and we’re only as good as our last job.

At Shufflebottom, we’re pleased to announce that after two years when we haven’t been able to meet our valued long-standing customers and prospective customers face-to-face, we’re back! We will soon be part of the real world again, attending a series of high-profile UK-wide agricultural shows. And we can’t tell you how excited we are about this.

At Shufflebottom we’re always delighted to hear stories of local business success. None more so than our near-neighbour, Carmarthenshire-based Frank’s Ice-Cream.

We endeavour to take our social, corporate and environmental responsibilities very seriously, and as part of this ethos, we have forged strong links with education providers in the local area, including Swansea University, Coleg Sir Gar, local primary schools and Young Farmers.

Shufflebottom is delighted to announce that one of its steel-framed agricultural buildings now sits proudly on the fields of a Surrey farm, owned by world-famous creative artist, the sculptor, Nic Fiddian-Green.

Shufflebottom is delighted to share the news that it has recently been appointed by Knights Brown to manufacture, galvanise, and erect the steel framework for a state-of- the-art manufacturing and distribution facility they are delivering for their client, Associated British Ports (ABP) at the Port of Newport.

The Rural and Industrial Design and Building Association (RIDBA) is the UK’s leading trade association for the agricultural and industrial buildings.

Shufflebottom has embarked on an exciting one-off project – the first of its kind in the UK – to manufacture a replica schooner which will take pride of place in the transformation and redevelopment of the harbour at Saundersfoot, Pembrokeshire, the life blood of the highly-anticipated Wales International Coastal Centre (WICC).