Willis Westcott Worcester Ltd and Willis Westcott Stroud Ltd will not be affected by this acquisition and continue with their current owners, trading as usual.

Robert Price Builders’ Merchant, leading independent merchant operating across South Wales & Herefordshire, has announced the acquisition of Willis Westcott Monmouth Ltd.

Willis Westcott boasts a long history as a well-established, highly regarded and trusted roofing supplies specialist. Robert Price have purchased one of its three branches: Willis Westcott Monmouth Ltd.

Willis Westcott Monmouth will be rebranded, becoming a new Robert Price Roofing branch in due course, as the Robert Price team work to seamlessly integrate the staff, customers and branch operations into The Robert Price Group.

Robert Price has 32 branches across South Wales and Herefordshire, including 21 traditional builders’ merchants, five roofing specialist branches, two timber yards with milling facilities, an insulation division, an agricultural division and specialist kitchen and bathroom and landscaping branches. The Robert Price Group includes Robert Price branded branches, as well as Tudors and Gower Timber branded locations.

Willis Westcott – Monmouth, now Robert Price Roofing – Monmouth, will continue to operate as a specialist roofing supplier, with the same excellent, experienced staff, and extensive stock range. The branch location is adjacent to the existing Robert Price Builders’ Merchant - Monmouth branch and any account customer at Robert Price will be able to use both branches automatically.

William Godfrey, Managing Director of Robert Price, said: “Willis Westcott has traded alongside us in Monmouth for years and have always been a reliable, trusted and highly regarded local roofing specialist. With such strong business values that closely mirror our own, I’m sure the acquisition will be a smooth transition for everyone involved. We look forward to building on the Willis Westcott strengths, and we are excited to launch a new Robert Price Roofing branch in Monmouth.”