Pioneering Sustainability in the UK Building Merchants Industry

Since its establishment in 1981, Stockgap has steadily grown, offering an extensive range of building products to its customer base of over 1,500 merchants in the Southeast region. The company’s name itself, ‘Stockgap,’ reflects its market proposition of “filling the gaps in your stock.” From selling basic builder’s equipment to becoming a distributor of various products, Stockgap’s journey has been fueled by a commitment to excellence and sustainable practices.

Knowing what customers want and being able to deliver when you say you can, is absolutely critical. This is why Stockgap, one of the UK’s leading distributors of building materials, has become renowned for putting merchants first and ensuring the on-time delivery of a wide range of building products to the fast-paced and competitive merchant trade counter.

Building Trust Through Relationships

Stockgap’s success in the distribution sector is not solely based on supplying market-leading building materials from suppliers such as Keystone and such as Keystone Lintels, IG Lintels, Keylite Roof Windows, TherraWood Decking, James Hardie Fibre Cement Wall Cladding, ACO Line Drainage and Supreme Concrete Lintels. The company values the power of relationships and works diligently to establish strong bonds with its merchant customers. Trust, credibility, and delivering on promises form the foundation of these relationships. By working hand-in-hand with merchant teams, Stockgap identifies growth opportunities and provides support from inquiry to order, ensuring mutual success and fostering lasting partnerships, while ensuring its focus is also on the environment.

Sustainability as the Heartbeat of Stockgap’s Success

Stockgap stands as a trailblazer in the UK building merchants industry, not only for its outstanding customer service but also for its unwavering commitment to sustainability. Recognizing the environmental challenges of the present and the urgency to secure a greener future, Stockgap has embraced sustainable strategies across its operations, especially within the distribution sector.