tournee du coq

What tournee du coq does

Tournée du Coq is a French cooperative (Société Coopérative) of carpenter-roofers founded in 2004, operating from Fonsorbes in Haute-Garonne and Saint-Girons in Ariège. The company employs approximately 30 multi-trade craftspeople — charpentiers, couvreurs, maçons, zingueurs, cordistes — supported by an in-house study bureau (bureau d'études bois) that handles structural calculations and execution plans. Service lines are organised into seven poles: charpente (new and heritage timber framing across oak, spruce, Douglas fir, and poplar), couverture (canal/mechanical/flat tile, slate, lauze, zinc standing seam and batten, wood shingles, EPDM waterproofing), petits travaux (small-scale jobs), entretien et interventions d'urgence (maintenance and emergency leak/storm response around Toulouse), Pôle Chanvre et enduits (projected hemp-lime and hemp-earth insulation and lime/earth finishes, a niche specialisation), Pôle Cordiste (CQP2-certified rope-access work for inaccessible heritage facades and rooflines), and the bureau d'études providing design, load, and execution calculations.

The company generates revenue through project-based, one-time fees for construction, renovation, and specialist services, with no recurring contracts or public pricing. Its go-to-market is direct-to-customer: homeowners, property managers, and public/heritage bodies engage the firm for on-site project delivery across an arc around Toulouse and the Pyrenean foothills, with occasional projects across Occitanie and beyond. Quality and access to certain public contracts are underwritten by Qualibat, RGE, CQP2, and DRAC reference as an expert enterprise for traditional heritage works; Bois des Pyrénées certification (September 2024) anchors its ecological-construction positioning with traceable local wood supply. Notable heritage commissions include Abbaye de Beaulieu, Château de Loubens, Cathédrale Saint-Étienne (gargoyle lead cladding), and the Moulin de Montbrun-Lauragais — the latter initiating a windmill restoration practice that has since encompassed 16+ mills.

The cooperative ownership model distributes equity across its worker-associates, with no external investors, parent company, or funding rounds disclosed. Marketing is limited to organic LinkedIn and Facebook presence plus word-of-mouth driven by heritage reputation and architect/prescriber relationships. Headcount is roughly stable at ~30, two offices are operational, and no revenue figure is publicly disclosed.

Name

tournee du coq

Legal name

Tournée du Coq

Website

https://latourneeducoq.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

2004

Operating status

Operating

Short description

Tournée du Coq is a French cooperative of approximately 30 carpenter-roofers founded in 2004, providing carpentry, roofing, heritage restoration, hemp-lime insulation, and rope-access services to homeowners, property managers, and public heritage bodies across Haute-Garonne, Ariège, and Occitanie.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Construction and Renovation Services

NAICS

Building Finishing Contractors (2383), Masonry Contractors (238140)

SIC

General Bldg Contractors - Residential Bldgs (1520), Construction - Special Trade Contractors (1700)

akta.pro primary industry

Residential Design-Build & Renovation-Integrated Builders (IMAFABAE)

akta.pro secondary industry

Residential General Contracting (New Build) (IMAFAAAB)

Keywords

• Carpentry construction services
• Roofing renovation services
• Building insulation services
• Heritage building restoration
• Multi-trade construction cooperative

Headquarters

HQ city

Fonsorbes

HQ country

France

HQ region

Europe

Offices2 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Supply Chain, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure

Revenue model

1. Construction and renovation project services: Tournée du Coq generates revenue through project-based fees for construction, renovation, and specialist services including new-build timber framing, heritage restoration, contemporary wood architecture, hemp-lime insulation, rope-access maintenance, and emergency roofing repairs. Revenue is earned per project (one-time) rather than through recurring contracts, with scope spanning small works to large heritage commissions.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels2 records

Core offering

Tournée du Coq is a cooperative of approximately 30 multi-trade craftspeople that sells construction and renovation services — including structural carpentry, traditional roofing, hemp insulation and lime plasters, masonry, rope-access (cordiste) work, small jobs, and maintenance/emergency interventions — to homeowners, property managers, and heritage/public-sector clients across the Haute-Garonne and Ariège areas of southwestern France. An in-house design office supports project scoping and engineering. The firm operates as a Société Coopérative (SCOP) and is qualified under Qualibat, RGE, Bois des Pyrénées, and CQP2 Cordiste, with DRAC reference for heritage work.

Product overview

La Tournée du Coq is a cooperative company of carpenters and roofers offering an integrated suite of construction and renovation services. The core offering centers on two main poles: charpente (carpentry) and couverture (roofing), complemented by specialized support services including a study bureau for structural calculations and plans, small works for modest projects, maintenance and emergency interventions, hemp-based insulation and plasters, and professional rope access (cordiste) services. The company operates primarily in Haute-Garonne and Ariège, serving the greater Toulouse area and the Pyrenean foothills of Couserans, Volvestre, and Comminges, with projects extending across Occitanie and beyond. As a cooperative enterprise founded in 2004, the company emphasizes quality craftsmanship, expertise in heritage renovation, and contemporary wood architecture.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Pôle Charpente (Carpentry services) Structural and traditional carpentry services for residential, heritage, and small public-sector projects, delivered by qualified craftspeople and supported by the in-house design office.
• Pôle Couverture (Roofing services) Traditional roofing services covering repair, renovation, and full re-roofing for residential and heritage buildings, integrated with the carpentry trade where structural intervention is required.
• Bureau d'Études (Design office) In-house design office providing project scoping, engineering, and technical study support that allows the cooperative to quote, plan, and execute multi-trade projects end-to-end.
• Pôle Petits Travaux (Small works) Small-works service covering minor carpentry, roofing, and masonry interventions for homeowners and property managers who do not require a full project team.
• Pôle Entretien et Interventions d'Urgence (Maintenance and emergency interventions) Maintenance and emergency intervention service for urgent roofing leaks, structural defects, and other time-sensitive repairs, particularly relevant for the residential and heritage client base.
• Pôle Chanvre et Enduits (Hemp insulation and lime plasters) Specialty bio-based insulation service delivering hemp (chanvre) insulation and lime plaster (enduits) applications for energy retrofit, heritage restoration, and clients requesting traditional and sustainable materials.
• Pôle Cordiste (Rope-access interventions) Rope-access service using CQP2 Cordiste-certified craftspeople to perform work on difficult-to-reach sites such as tall façades, roofs, towers, and heritage structures where scaffolding is impractical.

Quantifiable outcome

• Restored 16+ windmills across the region
• +2 more outcomes

Named customers5 records

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Partnerships

One partnership is on record.

• Bois des PyrénéescoreOthersBois des Pyrénées is a regional label bringing together sawyers, carpenters, joiners, and cabinetmakers committed to using Pyrenean-sourced wood in construction. Tournée du Coq was certified by this label in September 2024 after a process started in 2023, guaranteeing the traceability and local origin of the wood used in their projects.

Scale indicators2 records

Recent moves8 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Broad incumbents

• Eiffage Construction: One of France's largest general contractors and construction groups, operating across building, civil engineering and energy. Comparable as a broad incumbent covering residential renovation, heritage restoration and large multi-trade projects across the same French market, albeit at vastly greater scale and scope.
• Bouygues Bâtiment France: Major French building contractor covering new build, renovation and heritage restoration (including through dedicated patrimoine/heritage units). Comparable as a broad incumbent serving public and private clients in residential renovation and historic-monument work.
• Vinci Construction France: Large French construction business within the Vinci group, active in building, civil works and rehabilitation including heritage projects. Comparable broad incumbent in residential and public-heritage construction across France.
• Groupe GCC: French construction group active in building, renovation and energy retrofit across public and private sectors. Comparable as a broad incumbent competitor in residential renovation, public-heritage projects and RGE-qualified energy retrofits in the same French regions.

Direct peers

• Soprema: French specialist manufacturer and contractor in waterproofing, roofing and insulation systems. Comparable as a specialty peer focused on roofing envelopes, EPDM waterproofing and insulation — overlapping directly with Tournée du Coq's couverture and hemp-lime insulation poles.
• Mathis: French timber-frame construction specialist offering engineered wood frames and building systems. Comparable as a specialty peer in residential and contemporary timber construction — a direct adjacent competitor in the charpente (carpentry) and ecological wood-architecture niche.

Emerging players

• Weber (Saint-Gobain): Saint-Gobain's mortars, renders and façade solutions brand, with a dedicated heritage/renovation range including lime and earth-based finishes. Comparable as a specialty player in lime/hemp-based plasters and ITE/exterior finishes used in heritage and ecological renovation projects.

Others

• Terreal: French manufacturer of clay roofing tiles and building envelopes. Comparable as an enabling supplier in Tournée du Coq's traditional roofing work (canal tiles, mechanical/flat tiles) and as a partner for heritage roof restoration projects across France.
• Edilians: French roofing tile producer (formerly Imerys Toiture) supplying clay and concrete tiles for residential and heritage roofs. Comparable as an enabling supplier for Tournée du Coq's couverture pole, including canal/mechanical tile installation and heritage restoration.
• Piveteau Group: French sawmilling and solid-timber supplier producing Pyrenean and European wood for construction. Comparable as an enabling supplier in the Bois des Pyrénées local-wood supply chain that Tournée du Coq depends on for charpente and ecological projects.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

• Facebookfacebook.com/tourneeducoq
• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/tournee-du-coq

Compliance5 records

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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