tion the firm has earned a reputation as one the most respected and trusted home builders in the Midlands; with a genuine commitment to care and quality. The business is one of
largest privately owned construction and development companies, who work in a range of market sectors delivering high quality properties. They work on the following projects; partnership housing, commercial development, urban regen- eration, land and planning, general con- tracting and private housing. The firm builds quality properties and
offers customers outstanding after sales care and service, employing specialist trades people directly who are available whenever required. Current sites include Blackbrook View
in Shepshed, Cawston Chase in Rugby, Grange Park in Loughborough, Saxon Meadows in
Lutterworth, Smalley
Pastures in Smalley and Wrights Place in Keyworth. William Davis prides itself on building
houses that clients feel safe, comforta- ble and happy in for years to come. The company pays attention to the individual needs of each and every one of their cus- tomers. Every William Davis home is covered
by the National House Building Council Buildmark 10 Year Protection Certificate. This means every house has been built to the industry’s highest standards. Also, over the years a great number of the firm’s managers have received the NHBC Pride in the Job award in recognition for the excellent standard of their work and commitment to customer care. The firm embraces the progression in
the construction industry towards sus- tainable construction and is committed to minimising their environmental impact through continual improvement. William Davis has their own Code for Sustainable Homes assessors and an extensive knowledge of BREEAM enabling them to deliver sustainable buildings with im- proved efficiency, without compromising on value and quality. Working together with clients and con- sultants the William Davis team adopt
NOVEMBER 2014
William Davis W
illiam Davis is a privately owned, family run business with over 75 years of expe- rience. Since their
incep- the Midlands’
sustainable technologies and implement renewable energy systems such as solar power, pho- tovoltaics, ground source and
heating about
to
heating biomass bring
dynamic
solutions for the built environment. Their environmen- tal policy reflects a strategy to minimise waste, make smart use of resources and engage our supply chain in recognising their environmental responsibilities. They have also been presented with sev-
75 years of experience
forum and are actively involved in the HSE ‘Working Well Together’ campaign along with the Midlands Construction Safety Association. The commitment and success of their
eral ‘Green Apple’ awards in recognition of their success in sustainable development. William Davis
safety management as a core priority for the business. The firm’s highly qualified in-house
health
and safety team work closely with the production and site management teams to create a safe and secure work
through
environment continual
improvement. Their best practice pro- cedures provide a safe
environment
for all who come into contact with the firm – not only the workforce and customers but also the wider commu- nity and general public. The property
developers are a CHAS; Contractors Health and Safety, approved contrac- tor and member of the British Safety Council. They also support the SSIP; Safety Schemes in
Procurement
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health and safety department has been recognised by the British Safety Council who presented William Davis with the ‘International Safety Award’ in 2007 and 2008.
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