Bradstone has announced the winners of its national installer awards scheme, celebrating the achievements of its Assured members over the last 12 months.

 The awards recognise landscapers who have demonstrated excellent levels of workmanship, design expertise and customer service with categories including the prestigious Installer of the Year, Best Patio Transformation and Best Driveway Transformation.

 Following entry nominations from both installers and their clients at the end of last year, a judging panel including TV gardener, David Domoney, and Professional Builder editor, Terry Smith, selected deserving winners from each category.

 All winners were presented with a trophy by Toby Stuart-Jervis, Bradstone’s commercial director, and host and judge, David Domoney, at the Bradstone Assured national installer awards conference, held at The Manor Hotel Meriden on Friday 22nd January.

The Installer of the Year winner has also won an integrated marketing support package from Bradstone to assist them in maximising the award win throughout 2016.

The Bradstone Assured 2016 national award winners are:

Category: Best Patio Transformation – Contemporary

Winner: Living Gardens

Highly Commended: L. B. Landscapes Ltd

Category: Best Patio Transformation – Traditional

Winner: Applefields

Highly Commended: Alpine Landscapes & Paving; PB Landscapes, Brackley Groundworks

Category: Best Driveway Transformation

Winner: Reubens Landscape Design Ltd

Highly Commended: Paving The Way; Strong-Base Driveways & Landscaping

Category: Best Garden Transformation with New 2015 Bradstone Products

Winner: David Smith Brickwork

Highly Commended: Oakley Landscapes Ltd.

Category: Apprentice / Employee of the Year

Winner: Veronica Williamson at Brymarts Landscapes Ltd

Category: Installer of the Year

Winner: Ali Peat from Alfresco Landscaping Ltd

Highly Commended: Andrew Booth from Rufford Landscapes

Category: Best Merchant Laid Display

Winner: Cotswold Paving & Landscaping

Category: Best Use of Marketing/ Social Media

Winner: SRD Paving

Highly Commended: Arcox Landscaping

Toby Stuart-Jervis, commercial director, comments: “We had an overwhelming number of entries this year, testament to the excellent work being carried out by our approved Assured installers. As well as celebrating the skills and experience of our members, the awards evening was a great opportunity to share best practice amongst attendees, and all at the end of another great conference. 

“Bradstone is focused on innovative design, product quality and customer service in order to support our landscapers in delivering creative excellence for their clients. This year’s winners are just a handful of examples of the fantastic work our members are undertaking, using Bradstone products.”

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