R H Le Tissier will be closed all day on Friday 15th December.
This is for the funeral of Roy Le Tissier.
R H Le Tissier will be closed all day on Friday 15th December.
This is for the funeral of Roy Le Tissier.
As of Monday 22nd February 2021 R H Le Tissier will be reopening for business under new COVID-19 safety measures in line with Stage 1 of the States of Guernsey Exit from Lockdown Framework. The workshop will be closed to visitors. However, should you require any materials please do not hesitate to call us and we will organise this.
Workshop: 01481 256470
Kevin: 07781 419857
Email: office@rhletissier.com
We hope everyone stays safe in these unprecedented times.
Due to the announcement of a second lockdown this weekend (23rd January 2021), R H Le Tissier will be closed for business until the States of Guernsey advise it is safe to reopen.
Should you need to contact us in this period, Kevin will still be available on 07781 419857 or by email – Office@rhletissier.com.
We hope everyone stays safe and well and we all look forward to seeing our customers again as soon as possible.
As of Monday 27th April 2020 R H Le Tissier will be reopening for business under new COVID-19 safety measures. The workshop will be closed to visitors. However, should you require any materials please do not hesitate to call us and we will organise this.
Workshop: 01481 256470
Kevin: 07781 419857
Email: office@rhletissier.com
We hope everyone stays safe in these unprecedented times.
After review of the lockdown measures by the States of Guernsey, R H Le Tissier will remain closed until further notice. This will be reviewed in line with any updates and we will reopen when appropriate.
Should you require any essential or urgent work completed, Kevin will still be contactable on 07781 419857 or by email – office@rhletissier.com to discuss this.
We hope everyone stays safe in these unprecedented times.
After review of the lockdown measures by the States of Guernsey which are in force from today (Wednesday 8th April 2020), R H Le Tissier will remain closed for the next 10 days. This will be reviewed in line with any updates and we will reopen when appropriate.
Should you require any essential or urgent work completed, Kevin will still be contactable on 07781 419857 or by email – office@rhletissier.com to discuss this.
We hope everyone stays safe in these unprecedented times.
Due to the latest measures imposed by the States of Guernsey this week, R H Le Tissier will be closed for business for the next 14 days. This will be reviewed in line with any updates and we will reopen when appropriate.
Should you need to contact us in this period, Kevin will still be available on 07781 419857 or by email – Office@rhletissier.com.
We hope everyone stays safe in these unprecedented times.
R H Le Tissier have now become ACCOYA® Approved Manufacturers, after using ACCOYA® for over 10 years. Please visit our ACCOYA® webpage to find out more.
Roy Le Tissier set up in business as R. H. Le Tissier in June 1952, aged just 20, after his former employer emigrated to New Zealand.
He has built a successful building company, which specialises in woodwork and suspended ceilings, employing a dozen people, many of them serving for decades.
But a few weeks ago, aged 83, Mr Le Tissier finally stepped down from day-to-day involvement with the business, passing it on to Kevin Le Tissier – no relation – who will now run his own company, trading as R. H. Le Tissier.
‘You’ve got to stop and think of one’s age,’ he said. ‘At 83 it’s time to retire, not when you fall off your perch. I wanted to keep the firm going and for the staff to keep their jobs. If I’d just closed the doors they would have all had to look to go their own ways.’
Mr Le Tissier said that he was proud to have been able to hand over a business in good health after the decades of trading.
‘It’s run well for 63 years, naturally it’s hard work, especially when you start, building it up, but it’s been very rewarding.’
A few weeks of ‘retirement’ have seen Mr Le Tissier spend some time in the office, finalising the books with his backroom staff of wife Marion and daughter Fiona, and he still sometimes pops into the workshop and offers his help for an hour or so, often running some materials over to a site in the van.
‘I don’t come in and bother them, but I like to offer if there’s anything they need me for.’