OHH celebrates Wates’ “Excellent” award in
Considerate Constructors Scheme
We are proud to work alongside Wates, who recently received an “Excellent” rating in the 2025 Considerate Constructors Scheme (CCS) National Site Awards. This award recognises Wates’ strong commitment to quality, looking after the local community, and protecting the environment – values we share as we build the first phases of The Lower Acre.
Outstanding scores across the board
Wates achieved top ratings in all key areas of the CCS assessment: Respect for the Community, Care for the Environment, and Value for their Workforce, earning a perfect score of 45 out of 45. This outstanding result reflects the site team’s dedicated efforts, including close collaboration with Eastleigh Borough Council, local colleges, and community groups. From minimising environmental impacts to supporting employee wellbeing and promoting mental health awareness, the team has gone above and beyond to create a safe and inclusive workplace. It’s a pleasure to partner with them!
Outstanding scores across the board
Our partnership with Wates is founded on shared values of quality, innovation, and sustainability. Their expertise in timber frame construction and careful site management ensures the homes we deliver meet the highest standards, providing residents with energy-efficient and beautifully crafted living spaces.
As the Lower Acre prepares for its launch this summer, we are excited to offer future homeowners the chance to secure their place in a community built with care, respect, and responsibility.
Join us on the journey
If you’re interested in being part of this new community, homes will soon be available to buy off-plan. Register your interest today!
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