When it comes to construction projects,
the biggest concern to be encountered is often cost.
And that’s where Langmuir + Hay can help.
Understanding requirements. Forecasting costs. Managing teams. Delivering projects.
Our Glasgow-based team offer impartial and professional advice from inception to completion with the in-house expertise to work closely with you and your construction project team.
By assessing your building requirements, delivering within your key objectives and proactively managing your project, we aim to ensure your capital investment and financial expectations are secured.
Our clients are based throughout the United Kingdom and operate across various sectors, including bars & restaurants, care homes, commercial & retail, education, health & social care, leisure, private housebuilding, and social housing.
Core Services
We pride ourselves on adhering to the traditional values set down by our company founders and embracing modern practices and tools that add value to our client’s projects.
Why choose Langmuir + Hay?
- Quality Assured company
- Regulated by RICS
- High calibre, in-house expertise
- Proven track record of building completion within budget
- Wealth of experience working throughout Scotland and in rural/semi-rural locations
- BIM Certified Managers
Our core values
These are at the very heart of our business operations and to which our people are fully committed to achieving:
- Customer focus
- Excellence
- Innovation
- Commitment to our people
- Accountability, openness and integrity
- Social responsibility
The sectors in which we operate
Bars and restaurants
Care homes, assisted living, and retirement villages
Commercial, retail, office, and fit-outs
Education- Health and social care facilities
- Industrial
- Insurance reinstatement works
- Leisure and sports facilities
- Listed buildings, conversions, refurbishment
- Public realm
- Residential housebuilding
- Social housebuilding
If you’re looking for an expert team to help you achieve your project goals, contact us on
0141 332 6266.
