SG Molloy was appointed as Principal Contractor to Construct the new hall in Rasharkin
The work comprised of an extensive earth moving operation, detailed construction and extensive site works.

SG Molloy’s commitment to successfully deliver the contract within timescale was proven with practical completion being achieved 1ahead of a tight programme.
SG Molloy worked in full co-operation with the client and architect to achieve the best possible solution to any unforeseen problems that arose during construction.

SG Molloy was appointed as Principal Contractor to demolish existing building and rebuild Springhill House, Tullygrawley, Ballymena.

The work comprised of demolishing the existing building, and extensive excavation works to accommodate split level in new build. The new house required a retaining wall with a substantial tanking detail to keep the lower level of the house dry.

SG Molloy’s attention to detail is visible in this bespoke building, communication with the architect and client has given us a team effort ethos in our approach to completing buildings of this nature.

The contract was expected to be delivered in 36 weeks and was completed within timescale and on budget.

SG Molloy was appointed as Principal Contractor on this outstanding property.

There was a substantial earthmoving operation to undertake before the commencement of any building work.

The innovative design posed a few challenges for our team, this was overcome by excellent level of communication and our commitment to client satisfaction. In building this couples dream home, we recognise that attention to detail is critical in creating such a prestigious home and we feel that our commitment has been rewarding.

The contract was delivered on time and on budget.

SG Molloy was appointed as Principal Contractor to upgrade the lights to all classrooms and corridors. To provide handrails to steps, highlighting of steps with painted lines, infilling of balustrading. Highlighting at bottom of existing ramp along side upper mobile which would take the form of a square box with diagonal lines in line with SEN adaptations.

SG Molloy have previously constructed the extension to the Primary School at Cloughmills. The work included an extension to the existing school building to provide additional staff room and toilet facilities and installation of a part trocal roof and part tiles.

This project was complex in that the school remained open and as such safety was a major consideration throughout the project. Site fencing and signage was inspected regularly to ensure that the site was secure at all times. All work activities were carefully planned including deliveries which were co-ordinated outside school hours. There was also a requirement to ensure that existing services were maintained at all times and shut downs also took place outside the school day. The programme was monitored weekly as completion on time was vital.

The works included Mechanical & Electrical work including heating, lighting, re wiring and installation of Structural Steel. The sub Contractors were selected in line with SG Molloy procedures and all work was monitored to ensure compliance with the programme and specification. The works were completed within the allocated programme and budget.

SG Molloy were appointed as Principal Contractor in January 2006 to undertake work at 5 & 7 Derryvolgie Avenue to provide extended facilities to the existing laser clinic.

The work comprised an extension of 9,000 square feet and significant refurbishment of existing building, heating replacement and re wiring. The existing building was re roofed, with structural steel and sound proofing installed

The phasing and programming of this complex project was critical as the existing clinic remained operational throughout the contract period. Issues regarding noise and dust were a prime consideration at all times. The high quality specification necessitated ongoing monitoring of activities to ensure compliance and regular liaison took place with Client and Architect to ensure that quality and programme requirements were adhered to. Redecoration was undertaken to match all of the existing finishes.

The work was completed within the allocated programme and budget and this was achieved by good communication between all parties, careful programming of the heating changeover took place to ensure no disruption to the operation of the clinic

SG Molloy were appointed as Principal Contractor in June 2007 to remove and replace the existing roof and chimneys at 360 – 378 Lisburn Road, Belfast.

The existing buildings comprised commercial premises, offices and residential accommodation in an extremely active area on the Lisburn Road. Scaffolding was erected giving due regard for access, and pedestrian activity in the area. The work was programmed to minimise noisy activity during busy periods and liaison was undertaken with commercial premises in the area to appraise them of the programme of activities and ensure that requirements that they had in terms of deliveries were not impacted at all by the works.

The work involved replacement of lead detailing which was undertaken in accordance with the Lead Association requirements and the Architects specification. Ongoing liaison with the Architect was an essential feature of the project and the work was carefully programmed to mitigate against the weather conditions at all times.

Safety issues were a paramount consideration given the nature of the work and pedestrian activity below. In addition SG Molloy ensured that the access remained safe at all times as this area was also largely residential and there were children living in close proximity. The work was completed in accordance with the specification on time and within the budget allocated.