MILLER Homes, one of the UK’s largest homebuilders based in Warrington, has appointed a new Production Director to cover its Northwest region.
This role supports Miller Homes’ strategy to bring quality new homes to the region. Rick Smith joins the Miller Homes team from Taylor Wimpey having had over 20 years of continuous service within the company. During his time at the builder, Smith rose through the ranks to become the Production Director of the Manchester division in 2014.
Since then, Smith has developed a strong track record of building and maintaining high-performing production teams across a large business operating from multiple sites with an annual output, which regularly exceeds 700 homes per annum. In doing so, Smith has been able to sustain high standards of build quality, recognised by a large number of NHBC Pride in the Job Awards awarded throughout his team, as well as maintaining high standards of customer service at a 5-star level.
Due to the growth in the region, with new developments opening in Oldham, Northenden and Ashton-in-Makerfield, the appointments coincide with three new recruits for Miller Homes this month. This expansion highlights the encouraging signals that the region will continue to flourish.
Miller Homes welcomes Annabel Collins and Louise Holmes as new Development Sales Managers, alongside new addition to the engineering team, Matthew Birch.
Ian Smith, Managing Director of Miller Homes in the North West, said, “I am delighted to appoint Rick as our new Production Director. With his many years of experience and expertise within the homebuilding industry, he will definitely make a great addition to the North West team and steer us in the right direction as we go from strength to strength!”
Rick Smith, newly appointed Production Director adds: “Miller Homes provided a compelling opportunity for me to leave a company where I’ve worked for over 2 decades, I really applaud everything the brand stands for and am looking forward to creating new communities in the North West with my team.”
To find out more about Miller Homes’ properties in the North West, head to its website at: www.millerhomes.co.uk/locations/north-west-of-england
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Hello
Would you please help to resolve issues with my new build Miller home, plot 108 Turnstone Grange,
I’m sure with your years of expertise, you will understand and have come across various problems.
The problem I have is to do with the boundary not being in the right place and as you know can cause problems with land registry.
There are also other issues, ?
I belive Miller are locked in some sort of dispute with their contractor, however this is not my problem and is resulting in large cost and losses to my self.
The date for completion so far.
30th August then again September then 7th October now 15th October
No one is commenting or communicating.
The boundary needs to be as land registry so I can complete or a written reason explaining why not.
If this is not sorted very soon I’m taking it to my local my MP Fiona Bruce.
Regards
Mrs Bennett
Hello
Me again 😏 just to ask are you the director that said you do not intend to do anything about my broken bricks and pointing ?
If not would you please take a look at plot 108 Turnstone Grange
The big problem to get sorted is the boundary, gone on for quite a while now.
Would it help if I put photos so you could see the problem?
I’m commenting on here because no one is responding to my questions.
Millers have given 5 dates so far re fence to be sorted not one of them met, please advise ?
I’m told the last date was yesterday, would you give written response that it now compliant with land registry
SO I CAN COMPLETE
YOUR LAST REVISED DATE BEING THIS FRIDAY 15th October
Is there anyone out there from Miller to sort this problem
AFTER A ITS ONLY A FENCE
HELP