We hope that after taking time to view our website and read the information provided that you have a better understanding of the wealth of knowledge and experience our group of companies have in the construction industry.
Based in Inverness, and operating throughout the Highlands of Scotland, the group was established in 2009 and consists of Anderson Building & Construction Ltd, Anderson Civil Engineering and Anderson Demolition Ltd.
Both our client list and project portfolio are wide and varied. Clients range from public sector bodies such as local authorities to private companies such as Glenfiddich Distillery and Lidl Supermarkets.
The Anderson Group philosophy is based on providing innovative solutions which meet the needs of our clients and conform to industry and environmental standards. The Anderson Group has undertaken work in remote areas of Scotland and is accustomed to overcoming logistical challenges.
We offer a comprehensive service to our clients and pride ourselves in striving for the highest quality workmanship whilst offering our customers value for money at all times.
By continually investing in our workforce through training and development we ensure the highest standards of health and safety and environmental legislation compliance.
The group of companies hold the following accreditations and memberships:
The organisation is directed by Martin Anderson who has 50 years of experience in construction and civil engineering. After graduating from Aberdeen University with a honours degree in Civil Engineering he became a chartered Engineer whilst working with the Trafalgar House Group Plc, London. Since then Martin has gained considerable experience working in the Highlands & Islands of Scotland both in the public and private sectors. Martin has successfully managed a number of his own construction companies. Martin is a member of the Institutions of Civil Engineers and Explosives Engineers and a fellow of the Institute of Highways of Transportation and a fellow of Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors.
