
Riggotts Reach Wembley!
Only the very best make it to Wembley. You know, the likes of Chelsea, Manchester United, the Rolling Stones, Beyonce, Wigan Warriors. And Riggotts.
Over the course of three weeks, spanning the end of November and beginning of December, Riggotts painted all the lines at the car park which serves Wembley Stadium plus the adjacent designer shopping outlet.
The work, which was commissioned by Cemplas Waterproofing & Concrete Repairs Ltd, involved marking all outside bays and external roadways together with the lines inside the giant eight-storey parking block which many visitors to Wembley will be familiar with.
Two paint crews completed the job with Melvin Ford and Ben Brown alternating shifts with Simon Staniland and Carl Davis. Both teams were ably assisted by Dan Hough and Stevie McNamara who undertook all of the thermoplastic work.
“It’s a very busy site so we had to work around everything else that was going on,” says Melvin. “But we’re used to that. It’s a bit of a balancing act, trying to get the job done quickly and to the best of our ability while causing as little disruption as possible to other people. All in all we’re very happy with the way it went and the finished results.”
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