Directory of Company Affiliates HEWI UK
Holm Oak Barn Beluncle Halt Stoke Rd, Hoo Kent
ME3 9NT T: +44 1634 258200 E:
info@hewi.co.uk W:
www.hewi.co.uk
HLM
2nd Floor, The Ruskin Building Tudor Square Sheffield S1 2LA
Contact: Neil Orpwood T: 0114 263 9600 E:
neil.orpwood@hlmarchitects.com W:
www.hlmarchitects.com
HKA
220 St Vincent Street Glasgow G2 5SG T: +44 (0)141 270 7060 E:
glasgow@hka.com W:
www.hka.com
HKA is the world’s leading expert witness firm. We anticipate, investigate and resolve project challenges, whatever their size and complexity, wherever in the world. Whether providing expert advisory, expert
determination or expert witness services, HKA occupies the unique, multidisciplinary space that combines forensic technical, delay and disruption, and financial quantum analysis for a myriad of dispute situations, including alternative dispute resolution methods. With over 900 professionals operating from
39 offices in 19 countries worldwide, we have a footprint in every continent. We provide our clients with local knowledge while drawing on our global experience from around the world.
Product Listing Construction • Consulting Services • Expert Witnesses
Hoare Lea 6th Floor West 54 Hagley Road Edgbaston Birmingham B16 8PE T: 0121 450 4800 E:
hello@hoarelea.com W:
www.hoarelea.com
Horne Engineering Ltd PO Box 7
Rankine Street Johnstone
United Kingdom PA5 8BD T: +44 (0)1505 321455 E:
sales@horne.co.uk W:
www.horne.co.uk
Delivering Safe Hot Water since 1909. •Inventors of the Thermostatic Mixing Valve (TMV), circa 1922, for prevention of bath and shower-related scalding accidents.
•110+ pre-plumbed shower panel models for any application. Safety, simplicity, durability and sustainability are designed-in for a long lasting and dependable operational life.
•Designers of the Building Better Healthcare Award-winning Optitherm thermostatic tap – specialised for the complex and demanding healthcare environment.
•Inventors of the patented In-Line Thermal 70 l THE IHEEMHANDBOOK2019
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