Pick Everard has expanded its UK-wide capability with the opening of a new office in Sheffield.

The firms says the latest office, Pick Everard’s second in Yorkshire, further strengthens its commitment to its clients, its resources in the region and to pushing strategic growth nationally.

Located at the Advanced Manufacturing Park, the new office sees Pick Everard’s national property and construction expertise sitting alongside business leaders from other industries, including Rolls-Royce and McLaren.

Partner Andy Almond said: “Sheffield is strategically well-placed to serve our clients and reinforces our dedication to delivering the highest quality of services throughout the UK, making it the perfect location for our new regional office. A physical presence in the city opens up further excellent opportunities to strengthen our talent base across all disciplines and to expand our service offering. As with our other 13 offices, Sheffield will provide a work location for staff across our business as part of our agile approach to working."

To launch the new office, the firm has made a series of key building services engineering appointments. John Thompson, national director for building services at Pick Everard, said: “It’s brilliant news for the firm to be opening a base in Sheffield, and to be further enhancing our building services capability with an established team of seven highly respected and talented individuals. We will be recruiting the best talent in the area with exciting opportunities in all parts of the business for the best candidates, and our new Sheffield office will play a key part in bringing those opportunities and people together.”

The Sheffield office will be headed up by director Jon Wilson. He said: “It’s an extremely exciting time to be joining Pick Everard. We are opening with a really strong team and providing a South Yorkshire location for the wider business. I very much look forward to working with the team, supporting success for our clients and driving strategic growth for the business.”