Sustainability is at the heart of everything we do.

Because of Symphony's commitment to sustainability, the Supply Chain Sustainability School (SCSS) has awarded the company with the Gold Status.

The Barnsley head office and factory were the first to install a biomass boiler in order to fuel their operation. Hybrid Electric Vehicles were added to their company car fleet to demonstrate Symphony's eco-credentials. The KBB industry's leading sustainability brand is Symphony, thanks to its eco-credentials. Collaboration is the SCSS's main goal in building a sustainable built environment. The SCSS is a free learning environment that has been operating since 2012. It provides and upskills individuals who are working or seeking to work in the construction industry. Scale, lean construction, procurement, offsite, digital, management, and sustainability issues are all dealt with in addition to issues such as safety, health, and welfare. With its Gold Status, Symphony has proven its commitment to sustainability.

CARBON EMISSIONS

In the last 3 years, the percentage of carbon emissions per £m turnover has fallen 27% (Carbon Emissions v Turnover Ratio, 2019).

BIOMASS BOILER

In 2019 alone, the Symphony Biomass Boiler saved 1762 tCO2, which is the same as taking 381 cars off the road for a year or the energy consumption of 203 homes (Carbon Emissions v Turnover Ratio, 2019).