
Residential development in the park area of Glasgow
Glasgow
Aerial view of the park area of Glasgow, showing residential development.

Speyroc Ltd · Company SC144854 · Trading heritage since 1968
Active, accounts up to date·developer & main contractor·Head office Glasgow
Speyroc are experienced developers and building contractors with a rich history dating back to 1968, initially operating as house builders in Inverness. For many years, the company specialised in precast concrete construction kit houses, particularly suited for remote locations. An expansion in 1982 saw an office open in London, leading to significant building work for central London local authorities, housing trusts, and major estates.
Over time, Speyroc has evolved, undertaking residential and commercial developments from its Glasgow office, including projects at Scottish Enterprise Technology Park and West of Scotland Science Park. The company prides itself on an open and flexible approach, fostering strong partnerships with local authorities, the NHS, and government agencies. They offer a turnkey fit-out service for prospective tenants, aiming to deliver completed built environments with minimal business interruption.
Speyroc's construction experience spans diverse sectors, from refurbishment at the Tower of London and the British Museum to new build houses and environmental buildings in Science Parks. They manage a portfolio of commercial properties and are committed to environmental design, with developments recognised for their sustainability, including the first speculative commercial development to achieve BREEAM Excellent in 2011.

Glasgow
Aerial view of the park area of Glasgow, showing residential development.

Development of offices and laboratories, undertaken speculatively and for clients in the technology sector.

Speculative office development, demonstrating a flexible approach to delivery of new space.

Bespoke fit out for commercial business spaces, including offices, laboratories, and leisure facilities. Speyroc often rolls fit-out costs into rental packages for new businesses.
London
Refurbishment work undertaken at the Tower of London.
Outer Hebrides
New build houses constructed on the Outer Hebrides.
Construction of environmental buildings within Science Parks.
Refurbishment of listed buildings at the British Museum.

A 25,000 sq ft office development, showcasing Speyroc's capability in commercial property development.

A 30,000 sq ft office development, highlighting Speyroc's focus on delivering flexible and adaptable commercial spaces.

Huntingdon
Development of 345 residential units in Huntingdon.
Cadogan Estates, Grosvenor Estates, Crown Estates, Palmerston Holding, London & Edinburgh Trust, Scottish Enterprise, local authorities, housing trusts, NHS, government agencies, Glasgow Memory Clinic Ltd, Integrated Environmental Solutions Ltd.
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Experienced developers and building contractors with a history dating back to 1968, specialising in a wide range of projects across the UK, including residential, commercial, and refurbishment works. Their listed services include Property developer, Main contractor, House builder, Refurbishment and Fit-out & interiors.
Speyroc Ltd is registered at Block 6 Kelvin Campus West Of Scotland Science Park, Maryhill Road, Glasgow, G20 0SP, in Scotland.
Speyroc Ltd states that it works across Scotland and London.
Accounts filed for the year to 2024 report 8 employees, which places the company in the 1-9 employees band.
Speyroc Ltd does not disclose turnover: UK small-company accounts are not required to. Based on headcount and trade debtors in its filed accounts, turnover is likely to fall between £470k and £1.3m. This is an estimate, not a filed figure.
Companies House lists Speyroc Ltd as active, with accounts most recently made up to 2024-12-31.
Speyroc Ltd works in Residential, Commercial, Industrial, Healthcare and Public.
Speyroc Ltd was incorporated on 1993-06-09, though the company says it has traded since 1968.
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