- About Us
First UK contractor to achieve Investors in People status in 1995.
Morrison Construction is one of the nation’s leading construction and housebuilding businesses, delivering more than £1 billion of public and private sector projects throughout Scotland in the last five years.
- Building
Morrison Construction delivers in both the public and private sectors. Our experience covers design and delivery of multi-million pound projects for a range of clients to small works and repairs and maintenance.
- Infrastructure
Morrison Construction is a leading contractor on infrastructure projects for the public, regulated and private sectors in Scotland. From roads and bridges to renewable energy and water, our vast experience and knowledge allows us to provide clients with infrastructure solutions across a range of sectors.
- Affordable Housing
Morrison Construction is committed to providing partnership housing solutions that seek to address the current issues preventing the consistent delivery of social and affordable housing.
- PPP Investments
At Morrison Construction, we harness our Group's strengths in PPP Investments to play a leading role in the Public Private Partnerships (PPP) procurement route, using a broad range of project management and financial skills.
- Housebuilding
Unparalled style and the pinnacle of luxury in the best locations, discover perfection with our homes.
- Facilities Management
Our FM division, Galliford Try Facilities Management (GTFM), delivers and manages a comprehensive range of facilities management, maintenance and support services for organisations within the public and private sectors.
Rosehaugh Estate
Client: Broadland Properties Limited
Value: £1.7 million
Location: Avoch
Since 2000, Morrison Construction has been engaged on a range of restoration and building projects for Rosehaugh, a privately-owned estate at Avoch, north of Inverness.
Although the main house was demolished in 1959, the current owners aspired to reanimate various buildings not previously in use as dwellings, including a farm-steading, hydro-station, laundry and boathouse. As the vision was to restore all these buildings to their former glory, adapted to provide quality holiday accommodation, extensive renovation and rebuilding was undertaken.
Attaining the exacting standards of beauty, craftsmanship, and historical accuracy was vitally important across the projects. This was perhaps best demonstrated in the boathouse, where the old and the new were combined. Destroyed by a flood and lain derelict for over 60 years, the cantilevered, two-storey oak frame building required extensive work, including the cutting, shaping and lifting into place of huge oak beams to form the roof (all oak timbers being sourced from trees on estate grounds). In addition our restoration team reinstated the pink Rosemary tiled roof – unique in its Highland setting – and constructed a new wing, all in total keeping with the original building.
Bridging the ancient and the modern, in the scale of the restoration works and the exacting standards of the designs, made the project uniquely challenging. In addition to dedicated management support a team of craftsmen employing traditional methods laboured to realise the overall objectives of the client.
