Wadys, a leading MEP contractor, has successfully completed and handed over the electrical installation for the new ‘Potton Hall for All’ community centre. The £1.7 million project, delivered in partnership with Watson & Cox Construction, was recently opened by the Royal Duke of Gloucester.
The Bedfordshire-based firm played a key role in ensuring the centre was fully equipped to serve the local community for years to come. Wadys carried out the complete electrical installation, which included general lighting and power distribution, emergency lighting, and fire and security systems. Their work also featured network cabling, lightning protection, and the installation of electric vehicle chargers—reflecting the growing need for sustainable infrastructure.
Speaking about the project, Contracts Manager Jay Billings expressed pride in contributing to a local initiative. “Being able to create a safe and sustainable space for the community so close to home is always a rewarding experience to be part of. I look forward to seeing this space being used for all kinds of events in the future,” he said.
Wadys, known for its client-centric and quality-focused approach, has built a strong reputation for delivering high-spec electrical services across residential, commercial, and industrial sectors. With over 50 years of experience, the company offers a comprehensive range of services, including design, installation, and maintenance. Their emphasis on collaboration and customer satisfaction ensures that each project is tailored to meet specific client needs, delivering on time and to the highest standards.
The ‘Potton Hall for All’ project showcases Wadys’ technical expertise and commitment to creating safe, sustainable, and future-proofed community spaces. Their successful partnership with Watson & Cox demonstrates their ability to collaborate effectively on large-scale developments, further cementing their reputation as a trusted industry leader.
