Agricultural

Agricultural development is where Harrison Eastoft’s business was founded in 1946. and this specialism was the base for our initial growth, remaining at the core of the company’s operation ever since.

With seven decades in agricultural design and construction, we are able to offer unrivaled expertise in this sector.

Combining timeless build qualities and a wealth of technical experience with an ability to adapt to the changing requirements of today’s farmers in an ever-evolving market.

A business built on reputation

Harrison Eastoft was founded in 1946, when Leonard Harrison began constructing agricultural buildings for businesses in the Lincolnshire area and was later joined by his brother Eric Harrison. Harrison Eastoft established a reputation for design, construction and civil engineering work carried out to the highest standards for a mainly local client base.

Our agricultural services include;

  • Potato Sheds
  • Grain Stores
  • Crop Stores
  • General Purpose Buildings
  • Groundworks
  • Hay Barns
  • Straw Barns
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Harrison Eastoft can expand your ideas to create a building which meets all your expectations and requirements.

To discover a solution surpassing your expectations please contact us.

01724 798245

Agricultural development is where Harrison Eastoft’s business was founded in 1946. and this specialism was the base for our initial growth, remaining at the core of the company’s operation ever since.

Agricultural development is where Harrison Eastoft’s business was founded in 1946. and this specialism was the base for our initial growth, remaining at the core of the company’s operation ever since.

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