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Sky-House Co welcomes new Customer Care Manager
SHEFFIELD’S award-winning Sky-House Co has welcomed a new Customer Care Manager.
Daniel Pillar is a graduate of Coventry University, where he studied for a degree in Disaster, Emergency and Crisis Management.
Previously with regeneration company Urban Splash, Daniel joins the Sky-House Co Customer Services team as the company looks forward to a busy year of project development.
“After a successful 2022, we are currently aiming to grow and deliver around 150 homes per annum across the Sheffield city region” said Sky-House Co founder and director David Cross.
“Turnover is expected to grow to over £25 million across the group, making us one of the largest independent house builders in the region, thanks to the support of St Bride’s White Rose Residential Partnership, via funding from the South Yorkshire Pensions Authority and Homes England.
“To reflect that level of growth, we now have in excess of 40 full and part time staff and as Daniel joins the team, I am confident he will add to our success.
“There is a real shortage of homes in Britain and while the financial backdrop might look challenging for people, we are committed to the development of sustainable and affordable homes that will sell in any market.
“The cost of renting is rising and we at Sky-House Co believe home ownership is still the preferred choice of most people and that they will find a way to invest in their own home and future.
“We have not lost sales, even in the recent volatile market, and we continue to move forward with some very exciting projects coming up in the year that will enhance and secure our position in the industry.”
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