Burghley House - Brewhouse Education Centre

AOne of the Countries finest tudor period houses, built from 1555 to 1587 for William Cecil, who was later created Lord Burghley in 1571. Currently known for its role in Pride and Prejudice and the Da Vinci Code, it is to be featured in a new television production “The Golden Age” set in the middle years of Elizabeth 1 reign.

The adjacent old, grade 1, two storey brewhouse building has been transformed into a new visitor entrance and interpretation centre designed by Real Studios. Dyson’s carried out the fitting-out of the entrance Pavillion, manufacturing the bespoke reception furnishings and incorporated showcases, AV, graphics and electrical services to the display areas.

Please check on our status

Over 11,500 construction based and consultancy companies are registered with the government backed pre-qualification Constructionline scheme. Increasing numbers of councils, universities and government institutions now require Constructionline certification as a pre-requisite for approved contractor status. Similarly, many authorities require CHAS health and safety accreditation as part of their evaluation procedure.

Dyson’s are both Constructionline and CHAS accredited, please check us out, it could save you valuable time by not having to construct your own evaluation procedure.
Our other Trade associations are:

• NICEIC Registration no. 030776006
• ECA Registration no. 104765
• Corgi Registration no. 132856
• NHBC Registration no. 72675

As part of our continuing quality improvement strategy we are also shortly to commence the procedures to achieving ISO accreditation.