Working alongside Steelite’s French and Portuguese suppliers, the Novus team carried out the work over a six month period following the demolition of eight terraced houses and a vicarage to free up space for the dish. Novus completed work on a new transformer to ensure that the new factory has a sufficient supply of electricity,[…]

The company carried out electrical, plumbing, roofing, and plastering work, kitchen and bathroom installations, as well as painting and decorating on the homes, which were all designed with light fittings at a lower height and with room for stair lifts to accommodate disabled people. The Code for Sustainable Homes was followed by the team throughout[…]

When a new government policy was introduced in May 2013 by the coalition government allowing for offices to be converted into homes without having to apply for full planning permission, the change was received positively by potential house hunters and local authorities who viewed it as a way to deal with the national housing shortage.[…]

With offices in Plymouth and Redruth, Cornwall, the Novus team also completed major re-carpeting and vinyl works in accommodation blocks at two local universities, with shower facilities installed in a short period of time to prevent interruption to students.

Matt Rolnik, operations manager, said: “The responsive contracts we operate from the Warrington office showcase our ability to complete efficient, effective work in short timescales to the highest of standards.”

Novus has opened a new office in Uxbridge as a result of the partnership with Places for People, employing 25 more staff and operatives to ensure the contract runs smoothly. Neil Hand, managing director at Novus, said: “We are confident that this four-year partnership with Places for People will be a resounding success. Collaborative working[…]

Meanwhile, work will begin over the summer break to carefully remove asbestos from a school, where a full refurbishment will be undertaken on walls and two store areas in the kitchen facility, alongside the replacement of eleven roof lights. Mark Rapley, operations manager at Novus, said: “These three contracts have allowed us to exhibit the[…]

A topping out ceremony was held to celebrate the company’s progression, with Novus chairman, Stuart Seddon and Steelite chief executive, Kevin Oakes, signing the highest steel rafter inside the extension from a cherry picker.

New glazing systems were installed to the blocked off windows and roofing work was carried out in order to restore the department store to its former condition.

External redecoration has also been carried out during six weeks of work at the Knavesmire Stand at York Racecourse, with fire retardant paint applied to the stand in order to meet regulations.