Lawson Construction acts as sponsors and offers management and hands on support to many different evens in the local village of Henllan.
Frank Lawson, proprietor of Lawson Construction is president of Henllan Football Club.
Follow the link below, showing Frank giving his time to the redevelopment of Top Park.
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Friday, 08 Aug 2008
Welsh construction joined together to celebrate its great achievements at the 2008 Constructing Excellence in Wales Awards, hosted at the Celtic Manor Resort on Friday, 27 June.
Over 480 members of the Welsh built environment industry witnessed nine awards being presented to companies representing the entire supply chain and the full spectrum of businesses throughout the country. All of the awards were linked to the core principles of rethinking construction, such as integration, sustainability and innovation, but they also rewarded some of the country’s smaller organisations.
North Wales based, Lawson Construction, won the SME award for its refreshing approach and commitment to investing in its employees and innovative health & safety initiatives.
We are please to announce we have been successful in obtaining ISO Quality Assurance 9001 and Environmental 14001.
Tuesday, 24 Jun 2008
Constructing Excellence in Wales
Celebrating the best of the construction industry in Wales, the prestigious CEW Awards 2008 are to be held at the Celtic Manor Resort, Newport, venue of the 2010 Ryder Cup, on Friday 27th June 2008. The success and quality of last year’s awards was underlined by 2 of our category winners going on to scoop national recognition at the CE national awards, including the ‘Best of the Best’ award.
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Tuesday, 15 Apr 2008
Angeline Lawson
A SMALL family-run construction firm in North Wales has boosted sales by a fifth in the past year thanks to an investment in skills and quality levels.
Lawson Construction, based at Henllan, Denbigh, says it is continuing to win new contracts from local authorities, NHS Trusts, blue chip clients and residential customers.
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Wednesday, 16 Apr 2008
LAWSON Construction has redeveloped their website having listened to our users comments. Please feel free to browse through this new site and let us know if you think anything should be changed by submitting your suggestions to our contacts page.
Monday, 23 Jun 2008
Angeline Lawson
With everybody talking about worklife balance, Lawson Construction has the answer. By keeping business in the family, work and life are one and the same!
Frank Lawson and wife Angeline manage the company from a base in the Vale of Clwyd – but to Site Manager FG and Admin Assistant Amanda, the two bosses are better known as Mum and Dad. With three nephews out on site and a brother-in-law driving one of the wagons, it’s left to 12 year old niece, Gracie Lee – the youngest member of the family to run the company errands.
Lawson Construction at work
Since launching in 2000, Lawson Construction has come a long way, growing their workforce from 3 to 11, and expanding the business to become the main contractor on major construction sites. The turning point came in 2003, when Angeline Lawson joined the family business as Office Manager. “I turned to the Local Supplier Development Project for expert advice on how to tackle large tendering projects and market the company. We haven’t looked back!” she smiles. From their record turnover of £450,000 in 2003, all profits were reinvested in training and new equipment to bring the company up to date with latest technology and developments. As Investors in People, Lawson Construction insists all staff receive NVQ training and are Construction Skills Certification Scheme (CSCS) accredited. Building on their core business of civil engineering and landscaping, the community portfolio has been expanded to include specialist services, such as drain jetting, line marking, and CCTV.
Lawson Construction
Recent contracts with Local Authorities in Denbighshire and Flintshire are further ecidence that Lawson Construction has arrived. Angeline Lawson acknowledges the contribution made by LSDP. “Their assistance with the tendering process put us on the ladder with local authorities.” She reflects. “ Without them we would not be where we are today.”