1938'Success through Satisfied Customers’ was the vision of Keith Hay when he began his business in 1938 at age 21. |
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1949Keith Hay pioneered transportable homes providing quality, affordable housing in both urban and rural New Zealand. |
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1950Keith Hay began a long parallel career of 42 years in local politics. |
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1950sHay transformed construction in New Zealand by fighting to make building with native pine permissible, replacing expensive imported timbers and relatively scarce native timbers |
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1953Keith Hay was elected mayor in 1953 of Mount Roskill Borough Council. |
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1962With the increasing demand for joinery and building supplies, Roskill Timber & Hardware Limited was established to operate the group’s joinery and building supply business. |
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1966Keith Hay’s community work and business success were rewarded with his appointment as an OBE in 1966. |
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1977Keith Hay is awarded a CBE. |
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1990sHay retires as chairman of the board of his group of companies, now run by his sons. |
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2006Keith Hay C.B.E., J.P was posthumously inducted into the New Zealand Business Hall of Fame for his contribution to the building industry. |
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2011Managing Director, David Hay, is awarded Companion of the New Zealand Order of Merit for services to local body affairs and the community. |
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2023This year Keith Hay Homes turns 85 years old with David Hay, Managing Director and his son Matthew Hay now General Manager. Built on a solid past, Keith Hay Homes continues to shape the future of the building industry.
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