About Mackoy
Hampshire-based entrepreneur Michael Mayock founded award winning groundworks and civil engineering company, Mackoy, in 2011. Providing a range of construction services to deliver high quality results for medium and large national house builders including Bellway Homes, Barratt Homes and Persimmon Homes.
Michael started Mackoy from his home office, with just seven employees and two vans. Today, Mackoy boasts an annual turnover of nearly £30m, a 300 strong workforce, is fully equipped with a large machinery capacity and a motor fleet now growing beyond 100+.
The new EC140E’s join Mackoy’s already impressive fleet of excavators, dumpers and rollers all of which proudly bear the iconic red ‘m’, emphasised by the signature Mackoy blue background. Neil Cooper, Area Business Manager for SMT GB comments: “Mackoy is a great customer to work with. As a company, it has grown at an extremely impressive rate and we are proud to continue to supply them with Volvo machines. It’s also a pleasure for SMT GB to be a part of Mackoy’s strong company vision – we really like to see our machines after the Mackoy ‘makeover’. The four new EC140E’s are a great inspiration to our clients as to how Volvo machines can be adapted and customised. We’re looking forward to the rest of the year as Mackoy has further additions to the fleet planned for this August.” ■
With several major projects in and around the South Coast under its belt, Mackoy is steadily growing with new sites across all the Southern Counties.
In addition to its standout, reliable results, Mackoy is also passionate about the communities in which it works. Its most recent sponsorships and charity work include a Partnership with Romsey Town FC where it is investing to improve the infrastructure of the grounds. Mackoy supports many charities such as organising a fun day for children’s charity ‘Kids Out’ at Eastleigh FC as well as supporting other Kids Out events to help raise Funds.
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