Works have officially started at Portesbury School in Camberley, on behalf of Surrey County Council.   The first stage of this project is to remove all the asbestos in the existing Deepcut Community Centre building, before it gets transformed into a post-16 facility for the adjacent SEND school.   This new development will help pupils over 16 to have a separate space away from the lower school, which will be more tailored towards their needs, including new classrooms, hygiene

As the festive season approaches, we at MCS want to express our heartfelt gratitude to our incredible clients, consultants, subcontractors, and supply chain partners. Your trust, support, and collaboration have been instrumental in delivering first-class construction services across the South East.   Looking back, 2025 has been a remarkable year filled with exciting projects, significant milestones, and achievements that we couldn’t have accomplished without you. As we look a

Significant milestones have been achieved recently at The Link Community Hub in Haslemere.   With the scaffolding now removed, the project is really beginning to take shape. The installation of the windows and completion of the zinc roofing have transformed the exterior, bringing the vision to life. Inside, screeding in the kitchen has been completed, lime render is finished, and acoustic flooring has been laid upstairs. The M&E first fix is now complete, and The Link’s oak s

This month, Will Frampton, Construction Manager at MCS, marks an incredible 25 years in construction. In light of this significant milestone, we interviewed Will on his experience in the construction industry so far:   What was your first job in construction? When I was 16, I left school and started working for a local hard landscaping company, and then once I was 18, I got a job with a local builder.   What made you want to join the construction industry? I took interest in

Essential preservation works are progressing well at the Grade I Listed Museum of Farnham, undertaken on behalf of, and with funding from Waverley Borough Council,   following the discovery of areas of rotten timber. To ensure the building remains safe and stable throughout the repairs, the team has been installing internal props in preparation for the removal of the decayed structural beams and wall plates.   The team are now working on setting up the block and tackle system