Brenig Construction have shown themselves to be true rising stars in the construction North Wales sector. This innovative and dynamic young team have been chosen for important and prestigious contracts since their start up and have even won awards for being the best new start up business in the Daily Post Business Awards last year.

Brenig Construction may be a local firm but they have worked alongside industry leading giants such as Willmott Dixon, K&C and Atkins.  Now they have just signed their 5th contract to work with industry leading infrastructure specialists Barhale.

Brenig Construction North Wales are undertaking work for Barhale on several substations in Llanfair PG, Colwyn Bay and St Asaph for the Scottish Power National framework that is replacing and upgrading existing substations.

This is a fantastic contract and Brenig Construction are delighted to be working alongside Barhale again.

This is just one of the projects Brenig has undertaken that have benefited the local community. Brenig Construction were also the principal contractor for the recent Rhyl sea defence improvements and they have been nominated for Employer of the Year in the Apprenticeship Awards by North Wales Training.

Brenig Construction are dedicated to training their staff, health and safety, helping the local community and protecting the environment. Developing and utilising sustainable building methods remain at the forefront of their work in the industry. They have even been involved in the creation of green spaces to improve local estates and were on hand to help Cartrefi Conwy and Ysgol Tan Y Marian with the ‘Big Plant’ project to restore native British trees to the area.

Brenig Construction undertake vital construction projects throughout North Wales including Denbighshire, Gwynedd, Conwy, Anglesey and Flintshire. Brenig Construction are also now CHAS accredited and an approved Green Deal Installer.