UPR Scaffolding Named ‘Subcontractor of the Year 2024’ at Eastern Housebuilder’s Winter Ball

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Essex-based UPR Scaffolding has been awarded the prestigious’ Subcontractor of the Year 2024’ title at the annual Eastern Housebuilder’s Winter Ball in recognition of its outstanding service to the construction sector.

The award, voted for by housebuilders themselves, highlights UPR’s reputation for reliability, innovation, and excellence in scaffolding services. Joe Hopson, Managing Director of UPR Scaffolding, described the accolade as a “massive achievement” for the company, cementing its position as a trusted partner for housebuilders.

“To collect the award in front of over 500 industry professionals representing more than 50 leading construction firms was an incredible moment,” said Mr. Hopson.

“Our goal is to be the first choice for housebuilders, and winning this award is a testament to the service we provide. I want to thank every single member of our team for their dedication and hard work.”

The recognition marks a significant milestone for UPR Scaffolding, reinforcing its commitment to high safety standards and customer satisfaction in the ever-evolving construction industry.

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