About Graham Worraker
Graham Worraker is Founder and Managing Director at Concrete Renovations Ltd.
Graham Worraker is Managing Director and founder of Concrete Renovations Ltd. Based in United Kingdom, Concrete Renovations Ltd are an international ward winning company specialising in the restoration and maintenance of historic and valued structures within the UK. Their work with buildings of special interest is particularly noted and they are internationally recognised as leaders in the field of historic repair. Graham Worraker foundered the company in the 1980’s which now has a turnover in excess of £1m pounds sterling.There current contracts are estimated at £1.4 million pounds. (Correct March 2018).
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