A nationwide refurbishment specialist is toasting its second “Welsh” birthday with two of its biggest contracts to date.
Inco Contracts has been appointed to deliver the major refurbishment of the former MCC Building in Cwmbran and the redevelopment of Units 2-6 at The Beeches in Bristol.
The latter involves the comprehensive enhancement and modernisation of the existing units to high EPC and commercial standards, including a full roof replacement, new windows and roller shutter doors, installation of full-height composite cladding, and the complete refurbishment of office spaces, kitchens and restroom facilities.
These two milestone deals take the total value of projects secured for the firm's Cardiff-based operation to more than £8 million.
Adam Bidhendy, Regional Director, said:
“It has been an excellent first two years for our Welsh and South West office.
“There are lots of challenges when you move into a new area, but we knew if we applied the Inco blueprint – build local relationships, invest in people and develop a strategic network of specialists – we could be successful in the region.”
He continued:
“And that's exactly what we've done. We put down a local base at St Mellons in Cardiff, delivered the first few projects safely, on time and to budget and slowly started expanding our team.
“The two latest contracts in Cwmbran and Bristol highlight how far we have come, and the trust organisations are placing in us. These are both complex projects that require supply chain flexibility, something we genuinely excel in to ensure jobs are handed over ahead of deadline.”
Inco Contracts, which also has offices in Cannock Warrington, Glasgow and Stevenage, completes hundreds of commercial and industrial projects across the UK every year.
These tend to be turnkey in nature and involve the company working alongside architects, designers, and landlords to bring warehouse, educational establishments and office space back to life or to the required modern-day standards.
Services include full refurbishment and fit-out of commercial buildings, delivering comprehensive solutions across a wide range of project requirements. Its expertise covers strip-out and demolition, industrial roofing and cladding, dilapidation works, mechanical and electrical building services installations, as well as specialist heritage and conservation projects.
“Like many businesses operating in the construction industry, we have navigated fluctuating material costs, labour shortages and changing market conditions. Despite these challenges, the team's commitment, resilience and collaborative approach have enabled us to exceed our original expectations.
“A key priority from day one has been building the right team for the future. Today, our seven directly employed staff include two trainees, reflecting our commitment to developing the construction professionals of the future.
“We've had great support from Business Wales, tapping into grants to start our two young people on four-year apprenticeship courses in Quantity Surveying and Project Management at the Cardiff and Vale College and University of South Wales respectively.
“By investing in the next generation, we are not only strengthening our own business but also helping to address the industry's future skills requirements across Wales and the South West.”
