Morganstone working on three contracts for Pembrokeshire Housing


Growing South Wales construction firm Morganstone is making speedy progress on three new contracts for Pembrokeshire Housing Association.
The combined value of the projects is more than £2million.
“This is a sizeable project for us in Pembrokeshire and demonstrates how we are starting to find work the length and the breadth of Wales,” said Morganstone Managing Director Ian Morgan.
“We have found Pembrokeshire Housing Association great to work with and the projects are really moving on at a pace. They are well on target and may even be completed ahead of schedule. The first of the sites is due to complete this autumn.”
The projects are at –
Stranraer Road, Pennar, Pembroke Dock, 16 properties, houses and flats (2 x 2 Person 1 Bed Flat; 4 x 3 Person 2 Bed Flat; 1 x 4 Person 3 Bed Semi-Detached House; 1 x 6 Person 4 Bed Detached House; 3 x 5 Person 3 Bed Semi-Detached House; 5 x 4 Person 2 Bed Semi-Detached House), with a total project value of £1,302,704.66.
Munro Court, Pembroke Dock, two properties, bungalows (2 x 3 Person 2 Bed Semi-Detached Bungalow), contract value £217,883.17.
St Mary’s Road, Pembroke Dock, four properties, bungalows (2 x 3 Person 2 Bed Semi-Detached Bungalow; 1 x 3 Person 2 Bed Detached Bungalow; 1 x 5 Person 3 Bed Detached Bungalow, including one for a disabled person/family), worth a total of £480,729.78.
Mr Morgan added: “Pembrokeshire Housing has a reputation for improving the stock of properties available in the county and we are delighted to be working with them on these projects.”
Pembrokeshire Housing is an independent, not for profit Industrial and Provident Society and is the local housing association, being based in and operating in Pembrokeshire.
Since it was established in 1981 it has achieved consistent growth and now provides more than 2,100 homes.
Weblinks –
http://www.morganstone.co.uk/
http://www.pembs-ha.co.uk/
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Morganstone
Morganstone was formed in 2008 to deliver a personal and flexible construction service to clients. Senior staff have more than 50 years combined experience of working for national companies in all sectors of development and construction; new build residential for both sales and affordable markets, estate regeneration, refurbishment and planned maintenance. This wide ranging and in-depth experience helps clients achieve their targets and objectives by taking on the functions of design co-ordination, project value engineering, programming and delivery. The services available from Morganstone extend from initial site appraisal, through construction to handover, planned maintenance programme works and advice on tendering routes, sales and marketing.
Services include -
Site sourcing and appraising
Acquisition advice
New build
Estate Regeneration
Conversion/Refurbishment
Planned maintenance
Contract management
Design and build
Sales and marketing
Void Improvements
The company has an excellent reputation for delivering on its commitments to clients through its hands-on, flexible, but disciplined approach. This is backed up with all of the necessary supporting systems, demonstrated by our accreditation for Quality Assurance, Constructionline, CHAS, Considerate Constructor and Green Dragon Environmental Standard (Level 4). Based in new, BREEAM-rated, offices in Llanelli Gate, Morganstone is excellently positioned to provide a local base for clients all over South Wales, from Pembrokeshire to Chepstow.

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