Fabricator Of The Year

The victories recognises not only the company’s manufacturing skills but also its significant social impact. The win in Liverpool was for ‘Transformational Leadership.

MD Greg Johnson says: "The last three years have been extremely tough for me on many levels and mentally very taxing. These award wins have meant an awful lot to me, the G-Award being the cherry on the cake. It's an achievement I will always be incredibly proud of."

 

Warwick North West's success stems from a comprehensive approach to manufacturing and community engagement. The company's state-of-the-art facility in Bootle houses both PVC-U and aluminium production lines, alongside what Johnson describes as ‘the jewel in the crown’ – an in-house glass manufacturing unit. This vertical integration allows great quality control and customer support.

The judges were particularly impressed by Warwick's approach to addressing industry-wide challenges, including its partnerships with organisations like Nobody Left Behind and Inside Connections. These initiatives, along with collaborations with local charities such as Alder Hey Children's Hospital and Ykids, demonstrate the company's commitment to creating positive change in its community.

 

These dual wins cap a remarkable year for Warwick North West. Since 2021, the company has nearly tripled its turnover to £12m, invested £1m in new machinery and significantly expanded its influence in both industry and policy circles.

For instance, Johnson has engaged with Metro Mayors at the Labour Conference, discussed housing on BBC Radio 5 Live and showcased Liverpool's economic potential at a parliamentary reception. The company's impact has been further recognised through multiple accolades, including Business of the Year at the City of Liverpool Business Awards, while Johnson secured Young Entrepreneur of the Year at the Downtown in Business Livercool Awards.