National Building and Construction Awards 2023

Double Finalists in the National Building & Construction Awards 2023

We are delighted to announce that we’ve been shortlisted in the  National Building & Construction Awards 2023!

And not just one category… but TWO!!

 

We’ve been shortlisted in the category the Specialist Contractor of the Year  Award, and our Operations Director Danielle Bayliss has been shortlisted for the Women In Construction Award!

The National Building and Construction Awards, the opportunity to support and share in their vision to raise the profile of industrious, hardworking, and enterprising building and construction businesses.

Business awards are a sought-after accolade of achievement, a veritable endorsement of business success, and we are so proud to have been recognised for our Soil and Vent Pipe Replacement Project for  Wates and Tamworth Borough Council.

 

We are also incredibly proud of our Operations Director, Danielle Bayliss, who we think is pretty awesome and definitely deserves recognition for making big waves in the industry as a  Women in Construction.

We look forward to meeting all the other finalists at the awards ceremony later this year in London.

For more details on the awards, please visit: National Building and Construction Awards

 

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