Bancon Group News: We are one of the North East’s leading Construction and House building Companies, encompassing all facets of the construction and development industry in both private and public sectors, including timber frame design and manufacture.
Pictured: Construction Director Jim Campbell accepting Dominic’s award. The North-east construction community came together on Friday night at Ardoe House to celebrate the 13th annual Trades Awards, recognising the outstanding individuals, teams, and projects shaping the future of our industry. Among this year’s winners was our very own Bancon Homes Joiner, Dominic Clutterbuck, who proudly…
Bancon Construction is delighted to announce that we have received our fifth Premier Guarantee Quality Recognition Award for the exceptional work being delivered at our large-scale affordable housing development at Cloverhill, Bridge of Don, Aberdeen. This latest award marks another significant milestone for the project and is a true reflection of the team’s outstanding dedication, quality craftsmanship,…
Our Annual Golf Day took place on Friday 22nd August at Newmachar Golf Club and was a brilliant day out enjoyed by colleagues, clients, and supporters. ⛳ The event was held in aid of our three nominated charities for 2025: Camphill School Aberdeen, Stonehaven Men’s Shed, and Strathcarron Hospice. Thanks to the generosity of everyone…
We’re proud to share the final film that brings our Core Values to life. At Bancon, our values aren’t just words, they are lived out daily by our people. Whether it’s working together as One Team, showing that We Care, building relationships built on Trust, championing Sustainability, or supporting each other’s Development, these principles guide…
We are pleased to share our strong trading results for the financial year to 31 March 2025, with pre-tax profits doubling compared to the previous year. Turnover across the Group increased by 13% to £110.7 million, up from £97.7 million in 2024. This growth helped drive a 100% improvement in pre-tax profits, which rose to…
