Construction News
31/07/2018
Servaclean Bar Systems To Celebrate 30th Anniversary Milestone
"I was delighted to choose Servaclean to plan and supply my new stainless steel underbar. A "Premium" product with service to match." - Mr Allesandro Bevilacqua, Proprietor – Da Sandro Italian Restaurant & Bar, Huddersfield.
Bradford-based ServaClean Bar Systems is gearing up for its 30th anniversary on 01 August.
To celebrate the upcoming milestone, the Servaclean team paid a visit to the Blacksheep Brewery in Masham for a brewery tour, a spot of lunch and a few beers from the bar which Servaclean installed earlier this year.
Managing Director Andy Royston said: "We raised more than a few spotless, hygienically clean glasses to all our customers and product specifiers and would like to take this opportunity to thank them all for their valued support over the last 30 years. Together, we look forward to achieving even greater success over the next 30+ years."
Established in 1988 by Co-Founders Cliff Livsey and Chris Royston, during this period major brewers who owned and operated most of the pubs in the UK were striving to achieve a completely clean glass in which to serve "the perfect pint". To this end, Servaclean's 'GLASShelf' - hygienic glass storage shelving was developed with this specific purpose in mind.
'GLASShelf' was a big success and led to an increased demand for better planning and organisation of bar operations across the whole hospitality industry and in turn the Servaclean FREE Bar Planning Service was born. Just a few years later, Servaclean's stainless steel Bar Counter Building System had been developed and was being installed in many venues for the major hospitality operators in the UK. Following continued growth and success, in 1995 Servaclean moved into a new purpose-built office, showroom and warehouse just a few miles from its original home.
Product Innovation has always been a big part of Servaclean's success and as well as their comprehensive range of fixed bar products, they have 'MOVERBar' mobile bar units with fitment configurations to serve draught beers, cocktails and coffee service. New 'FOLDABar' folding units are currently being developed for launch this summer and will provide a quick assembly bar solution to enable portable bar operators to offer a professional, transportable service or venues with a pop-up bar counter where storage space is limited.
Servaclean is now run by directors Deana Roberts and Andy Royston - the next family generation of the respective co-founders.
Mr Royston said: "Our dedicated and experienced employees understand that listening to customers' needs is the basis for planning an efficient and ultimately profitable bar service. Successful bar operators are always looking for the next unique and interesting bar trend to generate business growth and, using the same philosophy.
"Servaclean are committed to the continued development of our modular stainless steel product range and planning services to help them achieve the best possible bar operation for their business model."
For more information, call 01274 390038 or contact Servaclean via www.servaclean.co.uk
Image: Recent Installation at Da Sandro Italian Restaurant & Bar, Huddersfield..
Bradford-based ServaClean Bar Systems is gearing up for its 30th anniversary on 01 August.
To celebrate the upcoming milestone, the Servaclean team paid a visit to the Blacksheep Brewery in Masham for a brewery tour, a spot of lunch and a few beers from the bar which Servaclean installed earlier this year.
Managing Director Andy Royston said: "We raised more than a few spotless, hygienically clean glasses to all our customers and product specifiers and would like to take this opportunity to thank them all for their valued support over the last 30 years. Together, we look forward to achieving even greater success over the next 30+ years."
Established in 1988 by Co-Founders Cliff Livsey and Chris Royston, during this period major brewers who owned and operated most of the pubs in the UK were striving to achieve a completely clean glass in which to serve "the perfect pint". To this end, Servaclean's 'GLASShelf' - hygienic glass storage shelving was developed with this specific purpose in mind.
'GLASShelf' was a big success and led to an increased demand for better planning and organisation of bar operations across the whole hospitality industry and in turn the Servaclean FREE Bar Planning Service was born. Just a few years later, Servaclean's stainless steel Bar Counter Building System had been developed and was being installed in many venues for the major hospitality operators in the UK. Following continued growth and success, in 1995 Servaclean moved into a new purpose-built office, showroom and warehouse just a few miles from its original home.
Product Innovation has always been a big part of Servaclean's success and as well as their comprehensive range of fixed bar products, they have 'MOVERBar' mobile bar units with fitment configurations to serve draught beers, cocktails and coffee service. New 'FOLDABar' folding units are currently being developed for launch this summer and will provide a quick assembly bar solution to enable portable bar operators to offer a professional, transportable service or venues with a pop-up bar counter where storage space is limited.
Servaclean is now run by directors Deana Roberts and Andy Royston - the next family generation of the respective co-founders.
Mr Royston said: "Our dedicated and experienced employees understand that listening to customers' needs is the basis for planning an efficient and ultimately profitable bar service. Successful bar operators are always looking for the next unique and interesting bar trend to generate business growth and, using the same philosophy.
"Servaclean are committed to the continued development of our modular stainless steel product range and planning services to help them achieve the best possible bar operation for their business model."
For more information, call 01274 390038 or contact Servaclean via www.servaclean.co.uk
Image: Recent Installation at Da Sandro Italian Restaurant & Bar, Huddersfield..
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