Builders in Inverness

Across Inverness (IV1) the work is mostly whole-house renovations, extensions and internal refurbishment. Inverness carries the widest mix of building stock in the north, from Victorian villas and tenement flats through post-war semis to new estate housing, so the right way to renovate genuinely changes from one street to the next. Every job starts with a proper look at the building rather than a price guessed over the phone.

No. Inverness is the centre of the patch, so there is no travel charge and a survey can usually be arranged within days of you getting in touch.

Yes. Inverness is the natural centre of the patch, with everything from Victorian villas in Crown and Dalneigh to new estates on the edges of the city. We are happy to talk through the kind of work we have done near River Ness when you get in touch.

It does. In Inverness we are as likely to be renovating a stone villa with lath-and-plaster walls and a slate roof as we are extending a modern semi, and the two need completely different approaches. Older property gets lime, stone and slate handled the way it was built; newer stock gets an efficient job on regular details. You are told which one you have after the survey rather than after the work starts.

Yes, and that is the work the firm is built around. We are currently delivering a multi-year Highland shooting lodge renovation running through to 2029, so a substantial renovation or new build in Inverness is well within what we are set up to hold.

Usually within a week or two of getting in touch, depending on the size of the job and where Inverness sits in the current programme. Quotes are free, carry no obligation, and you get the price in writing before any work starts.