Liam Allen with Bradley Brookes

Brookeswood appoints Liam Allen as Sales and Projects Executive

Brookeswood appoints Liam Allen as Sales and Projects Executive

Staffordshire-based Brookeswood Joinery have added to its team with the appointment of Liam Allen.

Liam has joined the bespoke timber windows and doors specialists as its Sales and Projects Executive, covering the northern area of the country.

His role involves overseeing projects in areas including Derbyshire, Cheshire, Nottinghamshire and Manchester areas.

Liam will manage enquiries, visits clients on site, looks at their design requirements, measures up and manages surveys.

Bradley Brookes, Brookeswood Director, said: “I’ve known Liam for a long time – we actually went to school together. He’s a fantastic asset to the Brookeswood team. He’s got lots of experience in the construction industry and the skills he has learnt there will be invaluable to us. He’s already hit the ground running and has quickly become an integral part of the team. We are looking forward to seeing his career develop with us.”

Liam added: “I’ve worked in the building and construction industries, often doing quite physical jobs and I’ve learned a lot along the way. I am delighted to have joined Brookeswood, and am thoroughly enjoying going out on site, meeting people, quoting, and working on plans.”

Brookeswood is a family run business, run by Neil and Bradley Brookes. Founded in 2014, with its workshop situated in the Staffordshire Moorlands they specialise in designing and fitting beautifully handcrafted bespoke timber windows, doors and staircases. The company is members of Made in Britain and work in partnership with homeowners, interior designers, developers and architects.

To find out more about Brookeswood, go to www.brookeswood.com.

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