Easing cost inflation helped boost profit, offsetting weaker sales and lower turnover
Yorkshire and Midlands-based housebuilder Harron Homes saw a slight increase in profit last year due to an easing in cost price increases.
Pre-tax profit was up to £8m for the year to 31 December 2025 from £7.5m, whilst turnover dropped by £4m to £156.9m for the same period owing to lower house sales last year. The firm said it has bought “several high-quality sites” in 2025.
Harron bolstered its senior management last year appointing Jack Noble-Hawkins as environment health & safety in October, which the firm said would enhance “governance, accountability and transparency” and would support “the continuing development of a proactive safety culture across the business”.
The firm, established in 1992 by joint owners Paul and Stephen Harrison, opened a newly combined head and regional office in Leeds last year.
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