Construction consultancy opens new Manchester office
Baily Garner, a leading multidisciplinary construction consultancy in the UK, has opened a new office in Manchester, marking an exciting milestone in their expansion strategy.
With operations already commenced, the Baily Garner team is set to offer a comprehensive suite of services within Manchester and the North West, including architecture, building surveying, project management and more.
Baily Garner’s new office opening will bring a host of comprehensive services to Manchester, including architecture, building surveying, quantity surveying, project management, building services and sustainability advice, and CDM — all underpinned by Baily Garner’s renowned multidisciplinary expertise in the industry.
With long-established offices in London and Birmingham, the firm’s latest business ambition is to deliver service excellence to clients across the UK’s North West.
Tom Cadman, associate partner at Baily Garner, will be heading up Baily Garner’s newest office.
Andy Tookey, managing partner at Baily Garner said: “The opening of our Manchester office represents a significant step forward in our growth strategy.
“Having already played an integral role in developing the business in the Midlands and leading a team out of our Birmingham office, Tom is poised to bring the same level of expertise, ambition and service quality to Manchester.
“We are very excited at the prospect of developing new business in the region and I am confident that, using his expertise, with the close support of our Senior Partner, Tim Bush, our clients in the area will be receiving a first-rate service.”
Tom Cadman said: "We are very excited about our expansion in Manchester, which opens the way for a wider audience to experience our high-quality services and innovative, sustainable solutions.
“Committed to excellence and our purpose to positively impact people's lives, we look forward to contributing to Manchester’s iconic cityscape as well as providing opportunities and supporting local communities."
