Timberwise has reported a significant rise in profitability after another strong year for the family-run property care business. Newly published 2025 accounts show profit for the financial period increased by 73 per cent, reflecting continued investment in technology, people and the company’s expanding service offering.
Newly filed accounts for 2025 show profit for the financial period jumped 73 per cent to £611,361, up from £353,146 in 2024.
Profit before tax climbed 66 per cent to £816,310, compared with £490,565 the previous year.
Revenue rose 9.1 per cent to £14.9m from £13.6m, reflecting Timberwise’s continued growth in work volumes and the expansion of the company’s market-leading service offerings.
The strong performance positions Timberwise as the UK’s largest property care specialists and comes despite inflationary pressures on labour, materials and operating costs across the sector, with gross profit increasing to £8.4m from £7.6m and gross margin improving to 56.7 per cent from 55.8 per cent.
The directors said the company enjoyed a successful year of trading despite a challenging economic environment and uncertainty within the industry, while continuing to focus on delivering high-quality products and services to customers.
George Edwards, Managing Director of Timberwise, said: “This performance is down to the hard work and dedication of the entire Timberwise team. It is also a reward for investments we’ve made in the past, especially in tech, which has positioned us to be able to accelerate our services and secure these levels of growth.
“The company continued to invest in its workforce and operational systems throughout the year to support future growth and improve efficiency across the business.
“Management remains focused on customer service, efficiency and health & safety whilst continuing to identify opportunities for sustainable growth.”
He added: “The directors remain pleased with the financial position of the company and believe the business is well positioned for continued success in the coming year and expect continued growth in 2026.”
The strong financial performance has been matched by industry recognition for the fast-growing firm.
Timberwise won the Training and Development award at the 15th annual Property Care Awards, hosted by the Property Care Association (PCA) at Old Trafford in November 2025, where it was also named Highly Commended in the Health and Safety category.
This year the business has been nominated for three awards at the PCA’s 16th annual Property Care Awards, with the ceremony taking place on 12 November 2026.
