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Keepmoat is a leading UK home builder. Search for a new home or find out more about our special offers, including Deposit Unlock, First Homes Scheme, Shared Ownership and Easymove.
A leading partnership home builder. 35,000 homes & counting. Over 1,000 people. Nine regional businesses. 80 live developments and an unrivalled track record in building quality homes across the UK.
Keepmoat Homes Ltd is a housebuilding company in the United Kingdom that provides private homes for sale. Its headquarters are in Doncaster . History [ edit] The company was founded in Rotherham by George Bramall and Dick Ogden as Bramall & Ogden in 1931.
About us. We are the leading home builder for first time buyers, providing high quality, affordable homes throughout the UK. We are actively investigating innovative new techniques,...
Keepmoat is a provider of home-building services. It offers product designing, technical engineering, material procurement, construction, sales, marketing, customer service, and other services.
Keepmoat Regeneration | 16,867 followers on LinkedIn. Keepmoat Regeneration, part of the ENGIE Group, is the leading provider of regeneration services in the UK. We design, build, refurbish and...
Mar 2, 2017 · ENGIE today announces that it has signed an agreement to acquire the regeneration business of Keepmoat, the UK’s leading provider of regeneration services for local authorities. Keepmoat specializes in the design, refurbishment and upgrade of buildings and places, helping to transform communities and strengthen local economies.
Keepmoat Ltd. provides restoration and rebuild services. The Company delivers community regeneration, as well as provides rebuilt and refurbished homes, and various housing support services....
Keepmoat is a leading partnership homebuilder. We’re a top 10 UK house builder with a track-record of delivering quality homes across the UK. However, bricks and mortar are only one side of our corporate story.
Aug 4, 2021 · Keepmoat has become a national powerhouse in the construction of affordable homes, and describes itself as the UK's seventh-biggest housebuilder. It was among the industry players which became indirectly owned by British taxpayers after the 2008 banking crisis, and was bought by TDR and Sun in 2014.
