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Praise for Bishop's Cleeve firm

2:50pm Monday 28th April 2008

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BISHOP'S Cleeve building company, Snape Construction is one of just six companies to win the county council's Considerate Constructors Award.

It comes for their work on a school in Benhall and at Grange School in Gloucester.

Construction manager Derek Nicholson said: "We work mainly with schools and always try to fit in with their working routines and make sure that the children are safe at all times."

Council leader Barry Dare who presented the awards said, "The county council considers customer service to be a crucial element of any work undertaken on its behalf.

"The local companies who have received this award and the associated accreditation should be very proud.

"The strict criteria laid down by the county council only rewards those companies who have demonstrated extremely high standards of customer satisfaction."

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