WATER solutions specialist Selwood has opened a new branch in Inverness.
The move is designed to respond more quickly to customers across the Highlands and north of Scotland in terms of both planned and mission-critical requirements. The branch represents an expansion of Selwood’s geographical coverage in Scotland, complementing its locations in Aberdeen, Edinburgh and Glasgow.
By positioning equipment, expertise and people closer to customers, the location is tipped to help reduce mobilisation distances and strengthen the service Selwood provides. It will also support customers across sectors including water utilities, infrastructure and industry, providing access to Selwood’s pump and storage rental fleet and Siltbuster waste water treatment solutions.
An open day on August 25 brought together customers, partners and colleagues to tour the new facility, meet the team, and learn more about Selwood’s capability.
Neil Jack, commercial director (Scotland) at Selwood, said, “The opening of our Inverness branch is an important step in the continued development of our Scottish network. Being closer to our customers matters to us, particularly across a geography as extensive as Scotland, where having equipment and expertise in the right locations can make a real difference to response times. Inverness significantly strengthens our coverage across the north of Scotland and gives our customers greater access to the specialist people, equipment and support they need, when they need it.”
Selwood is part of The Workdry Group. Group MD Andrew Daly added, “We are delighted to celebrate the opening of our new Inverness branch. This investment demonstrates Selwood and The Workdry Group’s continued commitment to sustainable growth, while our ongoing investment in people, equipment and locations builds the capacity and resilience we need for the future. Inverness is another important milestone in that journey and reinforces our position as a trusted strategic partner for mission-critical water solutions across the UK.”
