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Celebrating our clients successes at the FMB Master Builder Awards
The Esteem team were thrilled to hear that a few of our clients received the recognition they deserved at this years FMB Master Builder Awards.
- MCK Construction was crowned the 2019 overall Master Builder Award winner for the company’s work to restore a 120 year old coastguard tower in Scotland. A brilliant achievement and a very interesting project.
- Spey building and Joinery won Best New Home
- Stuart Barr won Best Low Carbon.
We have worked with Stuart Barr for some time. Most recently one of the Owners attended our Strategic Leadership Developmental Programme in London. A NVQ Level 7 in CSM. - Lowry Building & Civil Engineering Ltd won public sector / Local Authority Project Winner.
Congratulations to everyone across the UK who won awards at the FMB Master Builder Awards and received recognition for their hard work.
To find out more about the winners of the FMB Master Builder Awards and their projects then click here. They are all certainly worthy of an award!
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