ISG
Urban Learning Centre East London Nov 2008
The new teacher training centre and accommodation block, at the University of Gloucester, Urban Learning Foundation, East India Dock Road, London, E14 6JE using Kingspan KS1000LP insulated roofing panels to sixth floor plant roof.
The site was situated on the East India Dock Road, one of the main roads leading to the city of London, There was no storage on site, all materials needed to be delivered ready to be craned directly to the work area.
Customer Satisfaction Survey return from Senior Surveyor of ISG Jackson
McDonalds
McDonalds Oct 2008
I would have no qualms in recommending Briggs Amasco roofing for future roofing work
Sense Scotland
Princess Anne visit – Apr 2008
BriggsAmasco were only too happy to help when disaster struck, threatening an impending Royal visit
Forth Road Bridge
Forth Road Bridge – Oct 2007
Ladies (Marise) & Gentlemen,
Barry Colford, the Depute General Manager at the bridge sent in the attached letter thanking everyone involved for their efforts in achieving completion within time.
I would like to add my own thanks for everyone’s dedication and commitment and self sacrifice (our better halves hardly saw us!!) and trust that you feel as proud of our achievement as I do.
Having said that, I do not want to see another bridge for a few years!!
Kind regards
Peter
Turner Construction
Taoist Tai Chi Society – Sep 2007
BriggsAmasco’s Bridgend Office achieved a perfect score, when William Turner returned the BriggsAmasco Customer Satisfaction Survey. The contract was undertaken at the Taoist Tai Chi Society, Newport, South Wales in September 2007.
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EC Harris LLP
Birmingham County Court, Re-Roofing Works
I write to express my thanks for you and your team’s involvement in the above project.
Throughout the duration of the project, BriggsAmasco was exemplary with a consistent approach of partnership, flexibility and positive attitude demonstrated.
I look forward to working with your organisation again in the future.
Keith Hobden
Associate
RC Parish of Barton Under Needwood
BriggsAmasco Customer Satisfaction Survey
I would like to commend your staff in their tidy way of working, their courtesy and consideration, enabling services in the church to continue as the work has progressed. The tidiness, and organisation of the site has also been impressive, as has your staff’s willingness to explain what was going on and when.
I have been very pleased that the work has been able to be carried out so swiftly after the acceptance of the tender. It is good to have a new roof on the church, particularly as parts of the old roof constituted a safety hazard as bits were falling off.
The one piece of work carried out not on contract was a repair to a wall damaged by a contractor’s vehicle. This was swiftly carried out, and a previous dislodgement of bricks on an adjacent wall was repaired at the same time (thank you!)
As I write all that seems to be required to return the external appearance to pristine condition is the re-erection of the cross on the entrance roof, and the re-bolting of the handrail to the wall, which was dislodged and repaired. The church has its busiest service of the year this Friday (Good Friday) at 3:00 with the liturgy of the solemn Passion of Christ (The other churches of the parish, too, will be busy this weekend as the celebration of the Easter liturgies moves from one to another). I thank you, in particular that the new roof is in place and the site is clear in time for these celebrations.
Fr R Taylerson
(Parish Priest)
S Chads PCC
Roofing Work at S.Chad’s Toller Lane
Following our P.C.C. meeting last night, I have been asked by our members to write and thank you for the work recently undertaken by your Company, on our behalf, on three flat roofs of the Church.
A few brave souls (not the ladies I hasten to add) ventured on to the roof to admire the handiwork and expressed their delight at the quality of work. Unfortunately, it is not very often these days to see such a good quality of workmanship, and if and when we require further roofing work, we will not hesitate to contact you. We have also passed these comments on to Yorkshire Historic Churches Trust, who agreed a grant towards the work and also WREN who are actually providing the funds using the Landfill Tax credits of their waste-recycling group.
Once your invoice is received I will pass this on to our Treasurer for payment and thereafter should be obliged if you would be kind enough to return the receipted account to myself, as I need to forward this to Yorkshire Historic Churches Trust for them to release the grant.
Again many thanks for a job extremely well done.
Kind Regards
Secretary acting on behalf of S.Chad’s P.C.C.
Kingston upon Hull City Council
Hall Road Primary School & Collingwood Primary
I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for the quality of work and professionalism shown at both of the above projects.
With regards Hall Road Primary School you commenced work at very short notice to complete the nursery building (following severe wind damage), which reduced the closure time of the nursery. Both the head teacher and myself were pleased with the manner in which the work was completed, the quality of the roofing work, and the approach of all of your staff to liaise and work with the school to minimise any disruption to ensure the continued smooth running of the school.
At Collingwood Primary School the head teacher and caretaker have already commented on how approachable and helpful your staff on site are, and their willingness to work with the school to ensure that the staff and pupils have not suffered any undue disruption to their school. It is pleasing to confirm that the work on site is being completed to a high standard, and is also on programme. I have every confidence that the high quality of work will continue, and look forward to working with you in the near future.
Andy Parker
Building Surveyor
Primary School, Dinas Powys
St. Andrews Major Church-In-Wales Primary School May 2007
Reference – St. Andrews Major Church-In-Wales Primary School, Dinas Powys (May 2007)
