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The Stonework Contractor Contemporary Traditional The Stonework Contractor Contemporary Traditional 2 “They are easy and approachable to work with and have the ability to ‘think outside the box’ when challenges present themselves. I would most definitely work with Putney & Wood again should the opportunity present itself.” Mark Craig - Wates 3 10 Eastbourne Terrace, London W2 I Fletcher Priest I Wates Group Limited I 10 Portman Square, London W1 I Squire & Partners I BAM Construction Limited I 41 Lothbury, London EC2 I GMW Architects I Skanska UK Plc I 150 New Bond Street, London W1 I Sidell Gibson I Kier Construction I 311-318 High Holborn, London WC1 I Foster & Partners I Balfour Beatty Construction Limited I The Mansion, Courtenay Avenue, London N6 I Rolfe Judd I Como Group Limited I University of Portsmouth Library I Trehearne Architects I Mace Group Limited I 1-3 Kings Arms Yard, London EC2 I EPR Architects I VolkerFitzpatrick Limited I Kinnaid House, 1 Pall Mall, London W1 I BFLS Architects I Miller Group Limited I Thornwood Gardens, Kensington, London W8 I M R Partnership I Structure Tone UK I 30 Kings Street, London, EC2 I TTSP Architects I St James Group Limited I 16 Great Queen Street, London WC2 I HLM Architects I St George plc I 1 Grafton Street, London W1 I Rick Mather Architects I J Murphy & Sons Limited I 10 St Martins Courtyard, London WC2 I Burberry Limited I John F Hunt Limited I 1 Bartholomew Lane, London EC2 I DAKS Limited I Chorus Group Limited I 1 Angel Lane, London EC4 I Marks & Spencer plc I Faithdean plc I Woolwich Civic Centre, London SE18 I Tiffany & Co Limited I Vinci Construction UK Limited I Ashmolean Museum, Oxford I Great Ormond Street Hospital I ISG Group plc I Grange St Paul’s Hotel, London EC4 I Firmdale Hotels plc I Wates Interiors I Grange City Hotel, London EC3 I The Adelphi Theatre I Ibex Interiors Limited I 70 Jermyn Street, London SW1 I Radisson Hotel Group I Mansell Construction Services Limited I Heron Tower, London EC2 I Candy & Candy I Overbury, part of Morgan Sindall Group plc I 1 Finsbury Circus, London EC2 I Buchanan Associates I May Gurney Integrated Services plc I Broadgate Tower, London EC2 I Nomura International plc I Wates Group Limited I Bodleian Library, Oxford I GVA Grimley I BAM Construction Limited I Hampton Court Bridge I Countryside Properties plc I Skanska UK Plc I Soho Hotel, London W1 I Buro Four 4 I Kier Construction I Covent Garden Hotel, London WC2 I Bank of China “Putney & Wood completed the stonework to our satisfaction. Their workmanship was good and their team performed well, I’d have no problem using them again.” Tony O’Keeffe – BAM 5 “This was a complicated job and the stonework was a key feature of the main elevation. From the initial design to the on site fixing, Putney & Wood’s team performed well for us.” Joe Schembri – Kier 6 history Putney & Wood was established in 1991 by Barry Putney and Andy Wood, two fully qualified stonemasons who met while serving their apprenticeships atAshby & Horner. Following their apprenticeships, Barry and Andy worked together as self-employed masonry fixers before forming their own company. They initially provided labour-only site fixing teams for other stone contractors, but before long they made the transition into a fully-fledged masonry contractor, working for main contractors and clients alike on some of London’s most well-known buildings. The Company was founded on years of practical experience and since the very beginning has placed importance on building a strong team. With several key people remaining at the Company for many years, this philosophy continues to benefit our customers Barry Putney (left) and Andy Wood through the continuity and commitment shown by Putney & Wood’s people. The Company has gone from strength to strength and currently employs 40 site personnel and 18 office staff, including an in-house design team which carries Professional Indemnity (PI) insurance. However, Barry and Andy are still very much involved and their partnership remains the driving force of the business. 7 “Putney & Wood were thorough and professional. They had an experienced team with a ‘can do’ attitude; I’d have no problem working with them again”. Steve Holbrook - Skanska 8 what we do Putney & Wood specialises in all aspects of stonemasonry, whether contemporary stone cladding or the cleaning and restoration of an historic building. We are equally experienced with limestone, sandstone, marble or granite for both external and internal applications. With decades of practical stonework experience, we are uniquely placed to offer you the full range of masonry services and our in-house design office carries full Professional Indemnity (PI) insurance cover. We are also available to offer technical assistance and samples as well as expert advice for value engineering solutions. accreditations We are registered members of the following accreditation schemes and trade associations: health and safety Putney & Wood is committed to achieving the highest health and safety standards, and providing a safe working environment for our employees, contractors, clients and the general public. We continually review our procedures and performance to ensure we meet or exceed all health and safety legislation relevant to our work. We employ the services of The Health and Safety People, one of the UK’s most respected consultants, to ensure we comply with the latest legislation. This, together with regular training for our managers and operatives, allows us to maintain our reputation as one of the most contentious contractors in the building industry. The Company has received the Construction Skills Certification Scheme (CSCS ) Platinum Award. It is only awarded to companies that have demonstrated commitment to improving competence in construction and have registered 90% of their workforce with CSCS. 9 “All works were completed in a professional manor and to a high standard. Given the opportunity I would work with Putney & Wood in the future.” Andrew Wilson - Mace 10 To view our latest projects visit our website: www.putneyandwood.co.uk 11 “Putney & Wood had the experience and skills we needed. We were happy with their performance and I wouldn’t hesitate to use them on future stone projects.” Graham Mercer - Balfour Beatty contact us Putney & Wood Ltd. The Stonework Contractor Contemporary Traditional Europa Park London Road Greys Essex RM20 4DB T: 01375 366 799 F: 01375 366 799 [email protected] Copyright Putney and Wood 2012 All rights rteserved. www.putneyandwood.co.uk Company Registration Number: 02642596 Vat Number : 597 2134 218.
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