Lowfield Timber Frames Named Subcontractor of the Year at Castle Green Homes Supply Chain Conference
Lowfield Timber Frames is proud to announce that it has been awarded Subcontractor of the Year for the North West Region at the Castle Green Homes Supply Chain Conference held on Friday, May 15th.
The award recognises the outstanding contribution made by the Lowfield Timber Frames team over the past 18 months in partnership with Castle Green Homes. During this time, the company successfully delivered timber frame solutions across an impressive 450 plots throughout the North West region.
Projects delivered included:
- Congleton A – 61 plots
- Congleton BCD – 174 plots
- Daresbury – 59 plots
- Thornton – 62 plots
- Crewe – 94 plots
Presenting the award, Peter Wilkinson praised the business and its team for their growth and commitment.
“I am delighted to award this to a subcontractor who only started with our North West division region 18 months ago and in that time have delivered 450 plots. They are a growing company just like ourselves with a great team behind them. They have been fundamental to the success our division has had in the last financial year and we look forward to working with them in the future.”
As part of the celebrations, Castle Green Homes also announced a charitable donation of £500 to each winner’s chosen charity. Lowfield Timber Frames selected the Lingen Davies Cancer Fund, supporting the charity’s ongoing work improving cancer care and services across the region, including its Sunflower Appeal campaign.
Speaking after receiving the award, Darren Jarman said:
“What a journey the last 18 months have been. It was lovely to accept our award on behalf of all the team at Lowfield Timber Frames. Congratulations to all the other winners. Onwards and upwards!”
Everyone at Lowfield Timber Frames is incredibly proud to be in partnership with Castle Green Homes and looks forward to continuing to strengthen the excellent working relationship and shared success between the two businesses in the years ahead.
