November 5 2013

Construction services group Roberson have completed work on a new primary school in Peebleshire, one of several projects to be completed by the firm across Scotland in recent weeks.

West Linton Primary School was built in partnership with Scottish Borders Council at a cost of £6.5m and employs a timber glulam structure, ground source heat pump and natural stone detailing.

It follows completion of work to deliver a new £5.5m adult acute unit for Leverndale Hospital, Glasgow and a £2m refurbishment of David Marshall Lodge, Aberfoyle;

Martin Smith, regional managing director from Robertson, said: “The last two months have been extremely productive for our team and we are proud to have delivered seven diverse developments from Dumfries & Galloway to the Scottish Borders and throughout the central belt of Scotland.

“That they were all completed within weeks of each other demonstrates the strength and capabilities of our team with all the projects designed to provide long term benefits to our clients.

“We pride ourselves on the quality of our work and with the economy now starting to show signs of improvement we are absolutely confident that we can build on our momentum in the months ahead.”

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