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Ventro Group has acquired Harrold-Jones Services, a Midlands-based provider of electrical, security, fire safety and building refurbishment services in a strategic move to strengthen the company’s existing team and reinforce its commitment to delivering a comprehensive suite of building compliance solutions nationwide.
The acquisition was driven by HJS’ strong service record and expertise in electrical, security systems and building refurbishment solutions. With both businesses sharing closely aligned values, the partnership represents a natural step in Ventro Group’s progression from a fire safety specialist to a leading provider of end-to-end building compliance solutions.
Ventro Group, founded in Plymouth, is a leading UK building compliance provider, delivering fire compliance, electrical and security solutions nationwide. Through strategic growth and partnerships, Ventro continues to expand its reach and capabilities, making it a trusted end-to-end building compliance partner.
Harvey Melvin, CEO of Ventro Group stated: “This acquisition is an exciting milestone for Ventro. This is a strategic acquisition for Ventro Group to expand on our existing electrical and security offering, further improving our industry leading expertise and experience. HJS’s commitment to quality means we can deliver even greater value to our clients, helping us achieve our goal of becoming the UK’s leading and most trusted building compliance partner.”
Brian Rowley, Managing Director of HJS added: “We Know that with Ventro our customers will benefit from the continuity of our dedicated team but also from Ventro’s extensive expertise, innovative systems and processes, and full suite of compliance services. This partnership ensures our customers and staff can rely on a company capable ofsupporting their needs today and beyond.”
The HJS team and operations will remain in place, ensuring business as usual for clients.
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