A refurbishment and fit-out specialist has expanded into Scotland with a new office.
Inco Contracts has launched an office at New Alderston House in Strathclyde Business Park, just outside Glasgow, marking its fifth regional base and a key step in its growth strategy north of the border.
The company recently completed a major heritage refurbishment at 95 Bothwell Street in Glasgow, a landmark building featured in Spider-Man and Indiana Jones films.
Inco has also secured a new industrial refurbishment instruction in Blantyre, further demonstrating its growing local pipeline.
The new office will be led by Gerry Meade, who brings more than 25 years of experience delivering refurbishment and fit-out projects across the UK, Europe, and the Middle East.
Inco Contracts, headquartered in Cannock, also operates regional offices in Warrington, Stevenage, and Cardiff.
The company delivers refurbishment, fit-out, and construction projects across a range of sectors throughout the UK.
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Matthew Penswick, operations director at Inco Contracts, said: "Scotland has a fantastic business community and we’re really excited to be establishing a permanent base here.
"We’re already really enjoyed working here and have received a warm welcome from the consultants and partners we’ve worked with so far.
"Having a team on the ground will allow us to develop closer relationships with clients, work with more Scottish building consultancies and become a genuine part of the local supply chain.
"This is a long-term commitment for Inco.
"We’re here to invest in relationships, grow our team locally and build a strong presence that we can be proud of."
