Hardy Signs is delighted to have been chosen from Aspire Housing as their signage contractor for a prestigious development at Holborn Place. The Hardy Signs team completed the hoarding project of more than 400 square metres earlier this year. Skilled workshop operatives printed high-quality graphics directly to aluminium-faced sign panels. These panels were then applied with a clear ‘anti-graffiti’ layer for added protection. The Hardy Signs fitting team travelled to the site and completed the installation of the entire project within one week, in order not to delay the imminent building work.

The in-house printing capabilities at Hardy Signs allowed for hundreds of hoarding panels to be manufactured to a high standard and within a short deadline.

Following on from this, another 30 aluminium-faced sign panels were printed and installed for another site in Newcastle-Under-Lyme for Brighton House.

Managing Director Nik Hardy said: ‘’To win this prestigious contract to supply and install branded hoarding for Aspire’s “Flagship Site” The Holborn in Newcastle-under-Lyme and establish ourselves as their Signage Contractor of choice is a great achievement for Hardy Signs. We worked closely with the team at Aspire to ensure every aspect from Design through to installation was to our client’s full satisfaction.’’

Construction work is now underway for the £14m town centre development which will create 89 new homes for over 55s in Staffordshire. Holborn Place is expected to be completed and ready for residents to move in by Autumn 2022.

Elaine Needham, Director of Marketing & Communications at Aspire Housing said, “It’s been a real pleasure working with Nik and the team at Hardy Signs. The hoarding at Holborn Place is the largest hoarding installation we’ve done for a while and in a prominent location so it was important to get just right. The team at Hardy took our designs and vision and working with our designer made them a reality, thinking about the detail that makes the difference. They then built on this work to create further hoarding designs for a second of our development sites.”

You can find out more about the project on aspirehousing.co.uk/holbornplace