Ben Bailey Homes
We have teamed up with clixifix® to streamline our current after sales procedures, with a view to improving our efficiency in dealing with customers and enabling us to offer a better quality service and speed up our aftersales process. Laura Mead, Sales Manager
Introduction
Launched in 1937 by Ben Bailey himself, Mexborough-based Ben Bailey Plc was Yorkshire's largest independent house builder, developing more than 700 homes a year when acquired by Gladedale in 2007.
Following the takeover and a subsequent rebrand, the Ben Bailey name disappeared completely from the construction industry.
However in 2017, Jon Bailey - grandson of Ben Bailey and now director and board member at Conroy Brook - and his fellow directors decided to approach the current owners and ask to buy back the name.
The deal was done and now Ben Bailey is firmly in the Conroy Brook Group fold, and in 2018 launched its first development - HighFields in Clowne, Derbyshire.
Jon Bailey said: "The whole Bailey family is delighted to see Ben Bailey Homes return under the ownership of a private family-owned company which has a customer focused culture and a track record of building top quality homes in Yorkshire."
Family homes built to the highest quality standards, by time-served craftsmen. That's what you can expect from a new build home by Ben Bailey.
They build better homes for their customers, with both interiors and exteriors designed to fit their lifestyle.
Exemplary customer service and a true hands-on approach are key to ensuring each and every customer has an exception Ben Bailey Homes experience.
Sales Manager Laura Mead said: "We have teamed up with clixifix® to streamline our current after sales procedures, with a view to improving our efficiency in dealing with customers and enabling us to offer a better quality service and speed up our aftersales process."
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