Fresh from its latest bridge busting exploits, Armac Group has relocated.
Following hot on the heels of yet another successful motorway bridge busting contract, the relocation comes as a result of the HS2 cutting through their existing office block and the company’s phenomenal growth over the past few years, which has seen an increase in company employees.
Switching its expanding operation to a former sixteenth century coach house with attached two-storey state-of-the-art bespoke offices means the company can now progress with its positive business plans for further growth and development.
Managing Director Mark Dudley comments: “The relocation of our operation to Stonebridge House is the culmination of an exciting year for us. Armac continues to go from strength to strength and the move is down to many factors but quite simply, we’ve outgrown our existing premises and this move is an exciting new progressive development for us,” says managing director Mark Dudley. “Our new offices will enable us to provide even higher levels of service excellence for our customers and also gives us room for even further expansion with increases in staff levels.
The company now occupies a 773.76 square metre approximate net; of office space set within a rural setting at Stonebridge House
