PCA AWARDS: 2022 – Proud Winners of 2 Awards
We are extremely proud to have been awarded the Property Care Association Contractor of the year in the Structural Waterproofing category for the 3rd time in 6 years.
This is testament to the hard work of our entire team, who have helped us stay on course, keep standards to the highest level and maintain excellence – particularly impressively throughout the pandemic and more recent challenging times. To have earned these awards, based on our PCA inspection scores which rate companies across the entire UK, makes us incredibly proud.
APPRENTICE of the YEAR!
Along with with this prestigious company accolade, we are overjoyed that Ronnie Yates, was recognised and commended by the PCA for excellence shown during his PCA training programme. Ronnie is a key member of our installation team and this individual award highlights his reliability, commitment, skill and hard work. Go Ronnie!
PCA 2020 / 21: Waterproofing Contractor of the year
Advanced Preservations are very excited to announce that we are once again the proud winners of the independently vetted Property Care Association [PCA] Contractor of the Year Award for Structural Waterproofing.
Every autumn the PCA presents ‘Contractor of the Year’ awards to members based on their annual audit scores across the country.
Steve Hodgson, Chief Executive of the PCA, said: “It is important that we recognise the talent and skills within our industry. I’d like to personally congratulate the team at Advanced Preservations for the professionalism and quality service that is recognised with this award.”
This Award reflects the hard work put in by all of the team here at Advanced Preservations to continue to provide a varied range of solutions and exceptionally high quality of design and installation of bespoke structural waterproofing projects.
We are all very pleased to have been recognised for our achievements during 2020, which has been an exceptionally challenging year for everyone, regardless of industry.
We are very proud of all of our team, who have once again proved exceptional with their ability to adapt to the challenges to allow Advanced Preservations to continue to do what we do best, whilst maintaining the very highest level of customer service that we are known for.
PCA 2018 / 19 Awards
held in Cambridge, UK.
All of us at Advanced Preservations are very proud to have have David working as part of our growing and specialist team.
Stephen Hodgson, Chief Executive of the PCA, said:
“It was a well-deserved recognition for David and the team at Advanced Preservations at the awards. This is a highly-specialised sector of the construction industry and David proved to be an outstanding student and worthy winner of this prestigious accolade.”
Nick Wells, the Senior Waterproofing Designer of Advanced Preservations said:
“David is very promising, fast learning, and diligent. He has an eye for detail, is hard working and committed. We are proud to have him as a key member of the team.”
The PCA added:
“From its headquarters in Ash Vale, on the Surrey and Hampshire border, Advanced Preservations operates across a substantial area of the South East, including much of London, Sussex, Berkshire, Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire, as well as Surrey and Hampshire. The company has built a growing reputation in the industry for its focus in continual improvement, honest and accurate advice, and personal service. It has also carved out a niche as experts in basement waterproofing and conversions in some of the highest end properties across London and the South.”
PCA 2016 / 17 Awards
We are proud to report that Advanced Preservations were honoured by the Property Care Association (PCA) at its annual industry best practice awards ceremony, held in Cambridge, UK.
The company secured the prestigious ‘Contractor of the Year’ title in the Structural waterproofing category presented by Warren Muschialli of
award sponsors Newton Waterproofing Systems.
Managing Director Peter Reay said:
“We are absolutely delighted to achieve this award. It’s an honour for all the team and a testimony to their commitment, hard-work and diligence. We all feel very proud.”
The PCA awards took place at Rectory Farm and marked the end of the association’s annual educational conference about moisture in buildings, held at the nearby Møller Centre at the University of Cambridge.
Some photographs from the PCA event:
Advanced Preservations operate across a substantial area of the South East, including much of London, Sussex, Berkshire, Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire, as well as Surrey and Hampshire.
The PCA added:
“The team at Advanced Preservations are always working to build a growing reputation in the industry for its focus in continual improvement, honest and accurate advice and personal service.
They have also carved out a niche as experts in basement conversions in central London. As well as basement projects, Advanced Preservations also carries out damp proofing and treatments for timber, rot and woodworm.”
Stephen Hodgson, Chief Executive of the PCA, said:
“This is a well-deserved award for Advanced Preservations. They work to a very high standard and are worthy winners of this prestigious accolade.”
