Happy 10th Birthday to us! We can't believe it has been 10 years

Happy 10th Birthday to us! We can't believe it has been 10 years

We're incredibly proud of our business and the relationships we have made with so many clients. Thank you to each and every one of you for believing in us and continuing to recommend us to your friends and family. We wouldn't have got here without you. We have lots of exciting plans for the next 10 years to continue to improve our service to you

The beginning

Stationary is in


The first office


Our first sponsorship of Halliford Colts


Recognition of our focus on customer services


Moving home to our new office


David joins in January 2018 to set up our sales department


All clients only ever deal with one of the directors


Our next sponsorship of Shepperton Cricket Club


In 2020, the world changed due to COVID-19. 'Shepperton Lockdown Doorsteps' took photos of local families with donations going to the local food bank


It was back to work with new safety measures



We received recognition in 2021 for Innovation. We created better systems to improve our service for our clients


In 2021 we wanted to start the process of making Newboulds & Co a 'green company'. In April 2022 we took delivery of electric vehicles on the eve of our 10th birthday


10 years of business and 98 five star Google reviews and it feels like we are just getting started. We are busy planning the next 10 years and finding ways to continue to improve our service.











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