Wiltshire-based Stonewood Builders has won a new top of the range Isuzu D-Max pickup truck after winning the Federation of Master Builders’ Master Builder of the Year award. The company’s award was in recognition of a stunning renovation of a medieval, Grade II listed house once owned by a standard-bearer of King Henry V.
The Master Builder Awards recognise building excellence, quality craftsmanship and exceptional customer service. The awards are run by the Federation of Master Builders, the largest trade association in the UK construction sector, which is celebrating its 80th anniversary.
Stonewood Builders
was not only crowned the overall Master Builders of the Year but also walked away with the Best Large Renovation prize.
“Stonewood Builders Ltd is an outstanding winner of this year’s Master Builder Awards,” commented Brian Berry, chief executive of the FMB. “The company thoroughly deserves the top of the range Isuzu D-Max which I was pleased to be able to present to them earlier this month at Castle Combe. I’m also pleased once again to have worked with Isuzu UK to deliver the Master Builder Awards.”
George Wallis, head of marketing at Isuzu UK, added: “The Stonewood Builders Ltd project won Master Builder of the Year because of the outstanding quality and the amazing craftsmanship skills required to deliver the development with such a sympathetic nature. I am sure that Stonewood will enjoy the Isuzu D-Max and together with the pick-up continue to deliver a very high standard of excellence and professionalism.”
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