Marshalls celebrates Register member excellence

Winning project by Evergreen Services

Marshalls, the UK’s leading hard landscaping manufacturer, has once again celebrated excellence in hard landscaping design and installation at its annual Marshalls Register Awards last week.

The national awards covers a range of categories from ‘Best Driveway Transformation’ to ‘Best Use of Marshalls Fairstone’, with this year’s awards attracting over 600 project submissions from its over 1,000 strong associated member companies from all around the UK.

The event culminated in the presentation of a brand new Toyota Hilux Double Cab to the ‘Marshalls Register Contractor of the Year 2012’.

This year’s award winner was Joe Curtis, owner of Evergreen Services based in Tollesbury, Essex, for his garden transformation project which used a variety of Fairstone products. On the night Evergreen was also presented with the award for ‘Best Project by a New Register Member’, which placed them in the running for the top prize.

David Jessop, Operations Manager Marshalls Register, said: “I couldn’t be more thrilled for Joe. The quality, design and use of materials on this project, as with all his projects, were simply superb. Joe and his team are an excellent example of the quality of work and professionalism you can expect from a Marshalls Register Member.”

David concluded: “I would also like to take this opportunity to congratulate all the other award winning Register Members, the standard this year was exceptionally high with a large number of outstanding entries, well done everyone and keep up the good work!”

Joe said: “I’m in shock, I can’t believe it! I honestly couldn’t be any more proud. These awards are incredibly prestigious and to walk away with the top prize tonight when there are so many talented people in this room is amazing. This will mean a huge amount to my business and the new truck is the icing on the cake! Thank you Marshalls.”

The winning companies at this year’s awards were as follows:

  • Marshalls Register Contractor of the Year – Evergreen Services, Maldon, Essex Best Project by a New Marshalls Register Member – Evergreen Services, Maldon, Essex.
  • Best Use of a New Marshalls Product – D Plumridge Professional Driveway & Patio Construction, Sutton, Surrey.
  • Best Driveway over 70m2 – Perfect Paving, Keston, Kent.
  • Best Driveway under 70m2 – BH Building, Grantham, Lincolnshire.
  • Most Creative Use of Marshalls Products –Acorn Landscapes, Hartlepool, Cleveland.
  • Best Permeable Driveway – Sandstone Landscape Construction, York, North Yorkshire.
  • Best Patio Transformation over 35m2 – Perfect Paving, Keston, Kent.
  • Best Patio Transformation under 35m2 – Maurice Smith & Sons, Louth, Lincolnshire.
  • Best Use of Marshalls Ethically Sourced Fairstone –Crystalclear, Bolton, Lancashire.
  • Best Engineering Achievement – Marsh Landscaping, Dronfield, Derbyshire

    The Awards were launched by Marshalls in 2008 to its Marshalls Register of Approved Landscape.

Contractors and Driveway Installers. Potential Marshalls Register members must undergo a rigorous assessment and fulfil a range of criteria to be able to join the list of approved installers.

For more information on becoming a Marshalls Register member please visit www.marshalls.co.uk/join or call 0870 411 2102.

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    congratulation Joe, a stunning job and a worthy winner

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