National award on the slate for local roofing company

Thursday, 6 August 2026 16:15

Some of the A-Class Roofing team, up for the 'Roof of the Month' award

This afternoon on Salisbury Radio Craig Hicks has asked his listeners to vote for a local Salisbury company in national roofing industry competition.

‘Roof of the Month’ is a competition where national roofing supplies company Restec invites people to vote companies that excel in their field.

Craig says, “A-Class Roofing on Harnham Trading Estate are well-known to listeners of Salisbury Radio and by people in and around the city.

“The team at A-Class support many local charitable projects including Julia’s House, Salisbury Foodbank and Salisbury Radio’s own, annual Local Hero Awards.

“This afternoon, I’m asking my wonderful listeners to support a local company that supports our local community”.

The ‘Roof of the Month’ prize is a Supercar driving experience, some Restec goodies and a place in the ‘Roof of the Year’ final.

The shortlist this month includes businesses in Chelmsford, Leatherhead and London.

Click here to vote here for A-Class Roofing in Salisbury (no registration details required).

Voting closes at 9am on Monday 10^th August.

“We love working with Simon, Hannah, Steff and their team” adds Craig. "They are a truly passionate local company and whereas their 5-star ratings online speak for themselves, it’s the unsung commitment to supporting local charities and charitable groups that made me want to ask my listeners to vote for them.

“Hopefully I can repeat this exercise when they get to the ‘Roof of the Year’ final”.

Salisbury Radio is available on DAB digital radio across south Wiltshire and west Hampshire, online and by asking your Smart Speaker to 'Play Salisbury Radio'.

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