Sidey

For April's SCN Construction Leaders feature, Colin Cardwell caught up with Sidey managing director Steve Hardy to hear about the company's award-winning 2023 and its double-digit turnover growth. Steve Hardy is a refreshingly ebullient person. The native of Newcastle upon Tyne who made Perth his ad

West of Scotland Housing Association has kicked off a £5.7 million upgrade programme for former tenants of Charing Cross Housing Association, replacing the windows of 385 homes over the next three years, vastly improving energy efficiency and tackling fuel poverty for residents.

Trust Housing Association is set to deliver two major packages of improvement works in 2024/25 for the Isle of Arran.

It was smiles all round as Sidey lifted Perthshire’s premier business award.

Fenestration specialist Sidey celebrated five of its apprentice installers flying the Sidey Training Academy nest last week to become qualified employed fenestration installers. Within the Sidey Training Academy, apprentices work towards a level 5 SCQF through vocational training over a 12-18 month

Fenestration specialist Sidey officially launched its Training Academy in celebration of last week's Scottish Apprenticeship Week to provide a safe and supportive environment for apprentices to develop skills. In response to the declining skilled labour market, the company decided to create the

Four window and door suppliers have won places on a new framework from Scottish Procurement Alliance (SPA), worth £30 million to supply the public sector across Scotland. The PVC-U and Timber Windows and Doors Framework (WD2) from not-for-profit public sector construction framework provider LH

Cassiltoun Housing Association was thrilled to welcome Sidey Solutions to its office on December 1 when it presented the Association with a £2,025 donation for Cassiltoun’s Christmas Cheer initiative.

Wellhouse Housing Association announced has announced that a window replacement programme worth almost £250,000 is now being carried out by Sidey Solutions Ltd.

More than 15,000 Falkirk Council homes will soon benefit from an eight-year programme to replace doors and windows.

Window, door and conservatory supplier Sidey has achieved zero waste land fill and 100 percent recycling from its manufacturing plant following a ten-year environmental plan. The firm has also increased the amount of recycled materials used and achieved the top environmental accreditation ISO 14001: