BINKS VERTICAL
Ledgard Bridge Mill
Mirfield
West Yorkshire
WF14 8NJ
T: 01924 474058
F: 01924 480700

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About Binks Vertical

Richard Binks has been building homes of distinction in the Leeds and West Yorkshire area over the last 35 years. Always working under the banner of the NHBC, Richard has scooped various awards for Pride in the Job making quality a guarantee.

Over the years they have acquired a varied selection of individual sites which Richard insists must have “the wow factor” before he will even consider them.

“Having been a green-field developer for 30 years we have now gone virtually 100% onto brown-field sites and sustainable developments, reinvigorating the local towns and communities,” he says.

Before Binks started on conversions they interviewed the top six architects in the North of England looking for someone with that special personality. “Creative architecture is a must because the customer, at all times, is looking for that something special which is still a great investment.”

Peter Cartwright of Cartwright Pickard made a presentation and he was able to offer so much of what we wanted, we had no alternative but to appoint him. “Peter is our man and we love him to bits. You only need to look and see what we are doing and you can feel the passion. Put your nose to the floor an you can smell it,” says Mr Binks.

Mill conversions have become a speciality. Where the multinationals fear to go, we are prepared to put in that extra yard. To reflect the move towards apartments Binks Executive Homes has become known as Binks Vertical.

At all times using their own tradesmen, Binks Vertical have created a friendly working environment which is proving very constructive. They recently celebrated another success with the NHBC, winning a Pride in the Job Award for any development over four storeys high in the North of England. This was achieved under the dynamic leadership of project manager, Nick Kenyon, who has worked for the company for 14 years.

Over this period of time the philosophy has remained the same. As a developer you only get one chance to get it right – it’s not like an artist who makes a mistake, tears up the painting and starts again. When a project is finished we want to stand back, take a long look at the building and feel very proud of it.