The very high standard of Adam Heath's work has been recognised. In 1993, for building a mediaeval style cruck framed exhibition centre in North Wales, Adam received a Prince of Wales Award. The Greenwood Forest Park is now open to the public and has become one of the top tourist attractions in North Wales. Read an article about building the Greenwood Forest cruck frame hall - the winner of The Gransfors Bruks 1700 Hewing Axe in The FrameWiki competition, in the Winter 2010 edition (number 42) of 'The Mortice And Tenon' The Carpenters' Fellowship Journal of Traditional Timber Frame Carpentry .

In 1996 Adam received a travelling fellowship from the Winston Churchill Memorial Trust to study the architecture of "Hindu Temples and Their Carvings".
He went to India and Nepal where he spent 4 months studying various examples of Hindu sacral architecture. On returning he wrote a thesis on the subject.

One of our extensions was awarded a 'Built in Quality' Award in 2007 by the Malvern Hills District Council. Read more...

Our high standards of workmanship was recognised in 2012 for work we did to a 17th century timber building in Market Drayton Shropshire. The project was a winner in the domestic conversion category and we recieved an LABC award for excellence from Shropshire / Telford and Wrekin council

The vast majority of Adam Heath's work has come through the recommendation of existing satisfied Customers who can, if required, provide references for our company.