Five-star housebuilder Cruden Homes has secured a coveted NHBC Pride in the Job Award for its Longthorn Gardens development at Shawfair, recognising the exceptional standards of site management and build quality being delivered.
Widely regarded as one of the housebuilding industry's most respected accolades, NHBC Pride in the Job Awards celebrate outstanding site managers and their commitment to quality, leadership and customer satisfaction. Winners are selected following a rigorous judging process, with awards recognising the very best-performing sites across the UK.
The award for Longthorn Gardens reflects the dedication and expertise of the site team responsible for delivering the development, which forms part of the wider Shawfair community. Longthorn Gardens is delivered by Cruden in partnership with Mactaggart & Mickel and offers a range of high-quality homes for buyers in one of Scotland's fastest-growing and best-connected new towns.
Fraser Lynes, Chief Executive of Cruden Homes, said: "To see our Longthorn Gardens development at Shawfair recognised with an NHBC Pride in the Job Award is fantastic. These awards are a mark of excellence across the housebuilding industry, celebrating outstanding site management and an unwavering focus on quality.
“This recognition is a real credit to our site team, whose hard work, consistency and pride in what they do underpin everything we deliver. While we’re proud of this achievement, it’s also important to acknowledge the role our sub-contractors and supply chain play. Their collaboration, craftsmanship and shared standards are essential in creating successful, high-quality sites.
“This really is a fantastic achievement and very well deserved for such a dedicated team.”
This latest accolade follows the Scottish Home Awards where Cruden secured Housing Development of the Year (Large Private Sale) for its Longniddry Village development in East Lothian. These awards reinforce Cruden’s commitment to delivering high-quality homes and exceptional customer experiences across its developments throughout Scotland.
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