4 South West Building & Construction


Jan-Feb 2011 MERCURY CONSTRUCTION (SW) Ltd


● Commercial ● Industrial ● Extensions ● Refurbishments ● New builds ● Design ● Planning


www.mercuryconstruction.co.uk Tel: 01752 695702 Fax: 01752 695253


Cost-effective solutions


STEVE Welch, having a wealth of experience from more than 35 years in the industry, formed Mercury Construction (SW) Ltd to provide both commercial and private clients with cost-effective solutions for their construction projects.


Since its formation in 2006, Mercury Construction has flourished as a successful company covering all aspects of construction in the commercial, industrial and domestic marketplace throughout Devon and Cornwall.


Based in Plymouth, the


company now employs over 25 people, many of whom have worked together for more than 20 years. Steve said: ‘The fact that we recruit only suitably qualified and experienced staff is evident through the quality of work produced and our track record of completing projects on time and within budget whilst still maintaining a personal approach. ‘All employees undertake


regular training to ensure a high standard of health & safety and compliance with Government legislation.


‘The company has been fortunate to have forged trusted relationships with various sub- contractors who are employed to carry out the more specialised trades required. This has also enabled the team to win awards over the years for new-build projects, civil engineering schemes and listed buildings work. ‘As an added bonus, due to the


excellent working relationships Mercury Construction has with a number of architects, structural engineers and building surveyors, we are able to provide clients with a full design and build service if required.’ The firm’s current client base includes major manufacturing companies as well as various property management, educational and healthcare- related organisations.


responsive service is also


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Mercury Construction (SW) Ltd won praise from Holy Cross School.


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