"In the arena of human life the honors and rewards fall to those who show their good qualities in action." – Aristotle
We are a multi-award winning construction company. Recognition of the quality of workmanship and professionalism throughout the company has resulted in many prestigious awards, the pinnacle being the National FMB Builder of the Year 2010. Every member of our team makes a critical contribution to every aspect of the work that we do which is carried out with integrity, honesty and utmost professionalism.
"Sporn Construction exemplify the high standards that FMB strive to achieve. They are passionate about delivering quality: this is demonstrated by their portfolio of beautifully restored buildings, and delighted clients. It is also demonstrated by their commitment to training their team to the highest standards, so that they can deliver modern innovative solutions to 21st Century challenges like energy efficiency, alongside the best of traditional building skills. In this way they are helping to ensure that future generations will still have the skills to care for our precious stock of heritage buildings" Hayley Fry, FMB Regional Director.
2011 - Oxfordshire Business Awards Winner
Small Business of the Year 2011
2010 - Federation of Master Builders
Builder of the Year
Category five - Commercial Project Caswell House Barns
Southern Counties Regional Winner in Two Categories
Category four – Large Renovation Project
Category five-Commercial Project
2009 - Investors in People
Investors in People Bronze Recognition
2008 - Federation of Master Builders
Highly Commended
Category Six- Commercial
2006 - Federation of Master Builders
Southern Counties Regional Winner in Two Categories
In the Press
2011
Grand Designs Magazine. Robin Sporn, Company Director contributes articles for the publication.
2010
Robin Sporn, appointed to the SME Editorial Advisory Board at Construction News, the leading publication in the Construction Industry.
Robin contributes fortnightly articles for the magazine.
Sporn Construction Project featured in the Royal Institute of British Architects Conservation Review 2010
