Procast Group has successfully secured a £55 million contract renewal with North Lanarkshire Council to carry out roof and render improvements across the region. The Hamilton-based company has established a strong reputation over eight years of working with the council, leading to the renewal of their partnership based on the high-quality results achieved in previous projects.
The award-winning principal contractor, Procast Group, will be delivering these improvements over the next five years. They have already completed upgrades on more than 500 properties in Kilsyth, with notable projects including the installation of external wall insulation (EWI) on 300 flats in Adam Place and 200 flats in Findley Street and Park Lane. These upgrades not only enhance insulation and comfort for tenants but also have a positive environmental impact, reducing carbon emissions by 450 tonnes annually.
North Lanarkshire Council is dedicated to improving housing standards throughout the region to provide safe and sustainable properties for council tenants. The ongoing commitment to this goal is reflected in the renewal of the framework with Procast Group, aiming to accelerate this work through 2025. Looking ahead, Procast Group is committed to continuing their successful collaboration with the council by delivering sustainable, energy-efficient solutions that enhance the quality of life for tenants and contribute to climate goals.
Derek Innes, the owner and managing director of Procast Group, expressed his excitement about the contract renewal, highlighting the positive impact their work has had on communities like Kilsyth. He emphasised the trust and confidence that the council has placed in Procast Group and looks forward to undertaking more impactful projects for tenants in the coming years.
In conclusion, Procast Group’s contract renewal with North Lanarkshire Council signifies a continuation of their successful partnership aimed at improving housing standards, enhancing energy efficiency, and making a positive impact on the lives of tenants. Their commitment to sustainability and quality workmanship is set to bring about further positive changes in the region over the next five years.