Castle Green Homes has been revealed as the new name for builder Macbryde Homes.
The rebrand forms part of its plans for major growth for the St Asaph firm.
The changes follow the multi-million-pound buy-out of Macbryde Homes in September this year, led by its managing director Gwyn Jones and backed by Bridgemere, which is owned by Redrow founder and former chairman Steve Morgan.
The multi-million-pound deal saw the purchase of the shareholdings of founder Simon Macbryde and Ruth Macbryde.
Simon Macbryde stepped down as managing director of the firm in 2018 after 33 years.
Castle Green, which will complete over 200 homes this year, is planning to quadruple the size of the business over the next five years with the strong financial backing of Bridgemere.
The new identity is designed both to capture the company’s strong 35-year history and signal its commitment to deliver homes fit for the future in line with the Government’s Green Revolution pledge.
Castle Green is currently delivering homes across 10 developments and expects to contract on five new sites before the end of December, extending its geographical footprint into new areas.
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Mr Jones said: “We’re all excited at the prospect of rapidly increasing the number of new homes we build and becoming a major force in the region.
"Alongside this growth we are fully committed to offering a market leading customer journey and being the homebuilder of choice for new home buyers.”