Eastleigh: HBS Group Southern and Highwood partner up on 1,200-home scheme
Highwood Construction has contracted HBS Group Southern to provide a complete mechanical, electrical and solar PV installation package for two further phases at North Stoneham Park in Eastleigh.
After demonstrating a strong performance on site supporting the current construction of 120 units at Avenue Park, HBS’s project teams are now looking forward to working in partnership with Highwood to deliver a fully-integrated service to an additional 192 new homes at this development of 1,200-plus new homes.
Guy Hayward, Managing Director, Highwood Group said: “At Highwood we are delighted to be continuing our relationship with HBS through further phases at North Stoneham Park. We have chosen HBS for their professionalism and quality when delivering new homes for customers and providing an excellent after sales service.’’
North Stoneham Park which was recently crowned 2018’s Development of the Year at the South Coast Property Awards is being developed through a partnership between Highwood Homes, one of the South coast’s leading developers and Vivid, Hampshire’s largest affordable housing provider.
HBS Mechanical and Electrical will be supplying a combined plumbing, heating and electrical installation service for all 192 units at Home Wood. Lead by dedicated contracts managers, our specialist teams will manage all aspects of design, supply, installation, testing and commissioning of the gas, heating, water and electrical system requirements.
Paul Bailey, operations director, HBS Group Southern commented: “HBS’s multi-disciplinary project teams have worked closely with Highwood over the last year to produce a high-quality product for Phase 3 at North Stoneham Park. Being awarded the contract to deliver site services at the developments next phase is credit to the Group’s consistent performance and technical expertise. We very much look forward to further developing our relationship with Highwood and supporting the successful completion of this new sustainable community.’’
