Anderson Green moves to larger office in Leeds

02 June, 2016

Consultant engineers Anderson Green have moved to new and larger offices in Leeds following sustained growth over the last 18 months. The new office has doubled the amount of space.

Andy Moss, director of the Leeds office, said, ‘When we opened the Leeds office, I had no idea that would outgrow it in just 18 months. The move to the new premises enables the continued growth of the Leeds office and along with the Sheffield office will enable Anderson Green to be one of the leading building-services consultants in Yorkshire.

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