We’re proud to share that ASH Integrated Services has been officially awarded Constructionline Gold accreditation.
This is a major milestone that reflects our commitment to high standards, responsible practices, and professional excellence in the construction and engineering sector.
This prestigious recognition is awarded only to contractors who meet rigorous criteria across key areas, including:
- Health and safety
- Environmental management
- Equality and diversity
- Anti-modern slavery practices
- Financial and operational stability
- Corporate governance and risk management
What Constructionline Gold Means for Our Clients
For our clients and partners, this accreditation offers added confidence.
It validates our capability to deliver mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and renewable energy solutions with full compliance and reliability—whether in education, healthcare, commercial, or public sector settings.
As Director Antony Grace puts it:
“Achieving Constructionline Gold is a huge step forward for us as a business.
It demonstrates to our clients and future partners that we not only deliver high-quality M&E services, but we do so with integrity, professionalism, and full compliance across every area of our operations.
It opens new doors and solidifies our reputation as a trusted contractor.”
Continuing to Build with Purpose
Since our launch in 2019, ASH Integrated Services has grown into a multi-award-winning team with more than 50 employees and a strong presence across Greater Manchester and the North West.
This latest achievement adds to a series of recent successes, including national industry awards, large-scale project wins, and a growing footprint in sustainable building services.
Now we’ve secured Constructionline Gold, this puts us in a stronger position to bid for major contracts and framework opportunities.
Looking forward we will continue to support our clients with safe, efficient, and future-focused engineering solutions.
Learn more about our services HERE or to speak with our team by contacting us.
