We are delighted to be making improvements to the Grove Primary School in Frimley, Surrey.

Having been instructed by Jarman Ward Surveyors, Highview will be installing a new Bauderflex roofing system with insulation to the single-storey education building.

Starting next month, our six-week programme will be delivered during March, when students are expected to return to the school following the latest Covid-19 lockdown. Carrying out these works whilst the site remains operational will not pose a challenge to our teams, who are seasoned professionals when it comes to keeping disruption to staff and pupils to a minimum.

Working to the latest COVID guidelines, a thorough plan to isolate our operatives from the school has been developed, ensuring that safety remains paramount.

This week were excited to receive instruction on the contract to replace the roofing at Charles Utton Retirement Care Housing in Hackney, London.

Working for Chas Berger, we will be mobilising our teams onto a 10-week programme commencing in March, to install Grampians concrete interlocking tiles to the multi-level pitched roofs, of this 3 and 4 storey complex.

Highview have successfully completed many projects within occupied care environments, so we will be utilising our years of experience in order to carefully deliver this meticulous programme to minimise disruption to staff and residents. 

This week we are thrilled to be mobilising our latest win in the South of England, for Contractors BSPS Ltd, in the coastal city of Southampton.

Installing Bituminous roofing to the main flat roof area, as well as Bauder liquid product to the balcony, Highview will be refurbishing this busy mixed-use city centre residential/commercial property for the next 3 weeks, whilst it remains occupied and operational.

“With the arrival of new Regional Director, James Cramp, towards the end of last year, as well as the continued growth of our supply chain into southern and western parts of England, this project win perfectly complements our plans to steadily increase our workload in the South West in the year to come.” 

Terry Lake, Managing Director

Our country may well be once again under tighter restrictions for a while, but the construction industry carries on, jobs are being issued and sites are continuing to mobilise safely and responsibly into their new year programmes.

With vaccinations rolling out and orders rolling in, we have a lot to feel positive about at Highview, and we’d like to begin 2021 by wishing you a Happy New Year and good mental health. The impacts of lockdown can be tough to tackle and advice on mental health and wellbeing, along with guidance on accessing support, can be found here on the NHS website. 

We really look forward to another year of working with our existing connections, as well as making new ones, and supporting the growth of more small businesses than ever.

Stay Safe, Stay Positive.