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We are pleased to announce that we have successfully achieved the renewal of our ISO 9001:2015 accreditation.

VIDEO: Canterbury Christ Church University have produced this video to show the accommodation options open to the students - it features Petros Court and St George's Centre.

Take a couple of minutes to watch this fantastic time lapse video showing the progress at Chichester Free School where we are working alongside Farrans Construction to install the windows, doors and curtain walling.

Check out this time lapse video of our team installing Marley Eternit’s Equitone Tectiva rainscreen cladding panels on one of the elevations on the Eliot College extension at the University of Kent campus in Canterbury.

The Department for Education has published details of the upcoming 2018-19 round of Condition Improvement Funding (CIF) which is open to Academies and sixth-form colleges.

Find out how our Facade Condition Survey and Report can give you a clearer view of the condition of the building’s facade including the current failings and performance limitations.

Our team have now finished installing Renson's continuous louvre system that houses the rooftop plant room on the new science block at Fort Pitt Academy.

Check out our newly released time lapse video showing our team installing the glass units into Metal Technology's System 17 curtain walling profile at the Haynes Ford Showroom in Maidstone.

Work is progressing well at the new science block and 6th Form Centre at Walthamstow Hall School in Sevenoaks as you can see by these photos sent in by Contracts Director Chris Jones.

Following the success of the full facade refurbishment at the Canterbury Academy, we were back on site in early January to install the windows, doors and curtain walling on the new building.

The Eliot College extension is a two-storey administration building situated in ‘the heart’ of the University of Kent. Built in the 1980’s, the design of the building was similar to many others built on the campus around that time - including the original Eliot College building nearby.

The project was managed by DCB (Kent) Ltd and included upgrade works to mechanical and electrical systems as well as over-cladding the exterior and replacing the existing old defective metal sliding windows and wooden doors with a new, highly insulated, thermally broken system.

Following the tender process, Prima Systems were selected as the glazing and cladding partner for the project.