In partnership with
SEKHON GROUP OF COMPANIES
We are pleased to announce that Alexander House (Bfd)Ltd has appointed the award-winning National building contractor PEC, based in Bradford, to complete works on 98 luxury apartments in the city of Bradford on Bolton Road next to Napoleons Casino.
The disused building was previously abandoned by a former developer and the property was rescued from administration by the Sekhon Group. It is said that the property has stood empty for over 20 years and was pigeon infested and derelict.
Most estate agents have reported that there is a shortage of apartments in Bradford and the demand exceeds the supply of them. This would contribute towards alleviating some of the national housing crisis and it is without doubt that income will be generated for the Bradford Council tax department as it will attract tenants spending to the city's local economy.
Sekhon Group confirms this development is now almost complete and is part of a milestone development comprised of 1011 apartments when it is finally completed. Iqbal Singh Sekhon (also known as Simmy Sekhon) of the Sekhon Group says “we wanted this development to be completed in very short period of time from its commencement which was extremely important whilst always maintaining and ensuring that the quality of the apartments were kept very high for the would be occupiers."
"Having shortlisted a list of competent contractors in the region, PEC were scored as the best contractor for the group to partner with to deliver this project meeting all the stringent requirements."
Iqbal Singh Sekhon goes on to say "originally the timetable for contracting works was set at 12 months but it would seem that they will end up beating the deadline which is always good news.”
Formed in Bradford in 1977 as an Electrical Contractor, PEC has evolved over the years into a nationwide shopfitting and general building services contractor, working as a principal contractor providing a full turn-key solutions to all it`s clients. All PEC contracts are managed from their purpose-built headquarters in Bradford, with a fully equipped 35,000 sq. ft bespoke joinery manufacturing facility.
Working as a Principle Contractor for high-profile brands including NHS Trusts, Bupa, Magnet, B&Q, Silentnight, Benson Beds and the Education Sector, our teams travel throughout the UK and Europe to fulfil contracts for clients of all sizes – from large international businesses to newly established SME’s. With our vast locally employed workforce ranging from highly skilled craftsmen to many apprentices in all trades, we offer a full array of conversions and fitouts, and specialise in the fitting of bespoke manufactured furniture.
We deliver high quality fit outs and refurbishments for many clients across all our industry sectors. We dedicate our own in-house workforce to each and every project to ensure our own high standards are maintained at all times.
Our roots as electrical contractors give us the edge in offering a complete in-house service to our clients, including a full design and installation service. Many of our highly trained and fully certified electricians have been with us for several years, enabling us to draw upon their wealth of experience and client knowledge in delivering successful projects.
PEC`s managing director Sohan Panesar says -
We believe that this project is important and very serviceable for the local community. During the works, PEC used all our own locally employed staff and sub-contractors including our in-house bespoke manufacturing facility providing high quality kitchens and fire doors. All the work has been carried out with great precision and to a very high quality, but our goal was also to finish ahead of schedule.
Our past experience as a contractor in connection with conversion of mill buildings to apartments has helped in delivering this project well ahead of client`s original deadline. The successful delivery of this project has led to our client awarding PEC with a further two similar projects with a total contract value of over £4 Million pounds.”
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