Makers make a bold move

Published:  02 April, 2008

Makers Parking, the car park refurbishment division of Makers UK, has been sold by its parent company, Keller Group, to management.

The division has been run by the same management and staff over the past 13 years and has received many industry awards during that time, including winner of the Project of the Year award in the prestigious International Concrete Repair Institute awards 2006.

The management team will continue to offer their high level of expertise to existing and new clients alike within the new company, which will be trading under the name of Makers Parking.

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