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News Release from: Ian Williams | Subject: Refurbishment
Edited by the Buildingtalk Editorial
Team on 15 June 2007
School facilities refurbished and
overhauled
Ian Williams has been recognised on the successful completion of a large-scale refurbishment programme by the Head Teacher from one of Devon's largest primary schools.
The Head Teacher from one of Devon's largest primary schools has congratulated Ian Williams on the successful completion of a large-scale refurbishment programme The six month project at Honiton School (valued at GBP440,000) involved the complete overhaul of more than 50% of the school's facilities including two teaching blocks and two covered play areas
This article was originally published on Buildingtalk on 17 Feb 2006 at 8.00am (UK)
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It also meant undertaking significant structural work on school buildings during term time.
This fact alone was enough to put off a number of other would-be providers, but Ian Williams drew upon its considerable previous experience of similar projects in the education sector to undertake a risk assessment.
Then, develop and agree a programme with Devon Property services.
Consequently the disruption to the school's 450 pupils was minimised - a fact clearly appreciated by Head Teacher Andrea Brown.
"We are very pleased with the results," she explained.
"Ian Williams kept disruption to a minimum and the team was very considerate - including taking breaks at times to suit the school.
Their whole approach was one of bringing solutions to any given problem.
They were friendly and professional." Simon Goard, Ian Williams' Contract Surveyor, explains: 'We are an experienced provider in the schools sector and continuing to win projects like Honiton is a testament to our quality work and customer service.".
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