DATE POSTED: Tuesday 21 December 2021
Merry Christmas & Happy New Year
From the Management and all of the Lincoln Commercial Bodies Team, we would like to take this opportunity to with you all a very Merry Christmas & Happy New Year. ?
Author: martin Knight
DATE POSTED: Tuesday 16 November 2021
Local businesses working together
We have worked along side one of our suppliers to custom build another DAF 12Ton Chassis Cab body for them to use on their aluminium deliveries. We manufactured a 21’ long all alloy double drop side body. Additional lashing rings were installed to help secure their goods. An alloy central pole down the full length […]
DATE POSTED: Thursday 4 November 2021
Extension work gets underway
Due to continued growth and expansion here at Lincoln Commercial Bodies, we have started to extend the workshop area to the rear of the building. The additional space provided by this expansion will provide us will additional storage, resulting in more production space within the main workshop. Keep checking back on our News page for […]
DATE POSTED: Tuesday 26 October 2021
LCB says good bye to long serving staff member
Earlier this year we said good bye to a long service Lincoln Commercial Bodies employee Matty Cullen. Matty had worked at LCB since it started in 2012, but had worked along side Simon and some colleagues for thirty six years! To mark Matty’s retirement we had a get together on his final lunch break for […]
DATE POSTED: Tuesday 9 March 2021
LCB’s New Website
A company’s online presence is incredibly important, now more than ever. In acknowledgment of this, our team at Lincoln Commercial Bodies recently made the decision to augment our website, updating content pertaining to our services and facilities in order to reflect the expansion and development of the business. Working with United Agency – a Lincoln-based […]
DATE POSTED: Thursday 14 January 2021
LCB’s New Premises
After 4 years, Lincoln Commercial Bodies relocated a few doors down the road to LCB House, Crofton Cl, Lincoln LN3 4NT, in 2016. The business had outgrown its origins and, with more and more client recommendations and an increasing number of returning customers, the workshop was becoming cramped. We were having to turn down business […]