Construction Enquirer News recently reported that England’s key regional cities are set for significant growth after a strong bounce-back, mainly driven by big residential schemes.
Activity across the midlands and north regions, especially in cities such as Birmingham and Manchester have seen a record amount of project starts, with Leeds leading the way with growth in residential, student and office schemes. This mirrors Glenigan’s report of levelling up regions in the North East that are also seeing a flurry of significant new contract awards in 2022.
This is encouraging news for UFHN, as we are pleased to announce we have expanded our operation beyond our traditional geographical areas of the South West, London and South East to the Midlands and North, where demand for our service offering is significantly increasing.
Paul Lines, UFHN Managing Director comments, “The focus on the Government’s net-zero targets have put companies such as ourselves under the spotlight as we can design, supply and install energy-efficient solutions in all types of property. This is of particular relevance at a time when we are all faced with energy price hikes. Underfloor heating uses less energy than conventional heating methods and can be teamed with heat pumps, making this a heating method of choice for new build and renovation projects”.