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 10th 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”.
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