Newtown company celebrated 30th anniversary with event
EOM Ltd, which provides electrical, gas, plumbing, and maintenance services, marked its 30th anniversary on July 18 at the Monty Club.
The event drew together employees, partners, suppliers, subcontractors, and even some of the original founders.
General manager of EOM Ltd, Mike Mills, said: "This milestone represents 30 years of dedication to quality service and building strong relationships with our clients and community."
The celebrations included presentations from several guests, such as EOM chairman Dave Knight, Nuair Extraction, Newtown Food Surplus, and Dave Jones from Up Training.
There were also team-building activities and a casino-themed evening.
One highlight was the reunion of several founding members.
The company has grown from its original focus into a comprehensive service provider, offering electrical repairs and installations, solar panel installation, EV charging, plumbing and heating repairs, and property maintenance.
EOM Ltd recently became an MCS accredited installer of photovoltaic solar panels, and has focused on LoRaWAN technology, air source heat pumps, EV charging, and other renewable energy solutions.
Mr Mills added: "We're proud of our 30-year history, but we're equally excited about our future as we continue to expand our services in renewable energy and smart technology solutions.
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