About Us
Founded in 2001, over the years Excel Building & Civil Engineering Ltd has built a reputation for quality, personal service and attention to detail.
Originally started as a Masonry business over seventeen years ago, the company has expanded into an established Building and Civils provider. The company directly employs staff with a broad range of skill sets which allow us to keep the majority of aspects in-house and limit the need for third party subcontracting. Thus ensuring the quality, detail and scheduling that is our core company ethos. This is evident from our consistent growth and success across the Commercial, Industrial, and General Building sectors.
Originally started as a Masonry business over seventeen years ago, the company has expanded into an established Building and Civils provider. The company directly employs staff with a broad range of skill sets which allow us to keep the majority of aspects in-house and limit the need for third party subcontracting. Thus ensuring the quality, detail and scheduling that is our core company ethos. This is evident from our consistent growth and success across the Commercial, Industrial, and General Building sectors.
What we do
General Contracting is our core activity. Our years of experience in the industry enables
us to quickly solve day to day problems as they arise on site. Our proven approach to
open communication and scheduling ensures projects are delivered on time and on
budget.
Our Client base ranges from private to commercial. Within commercial, many of these
have been for Government, State and Local Authority bodies. Included on this list would
be Cork City Council, Cork County Council, Office of Public Works, National Parks and
Wildlife Service
Excel Building and Civil Engineering Ltd. is a member of the Construction Industry Federation (C.I.F) and the National Irish Safety Organisation (NISO).
Excel Building and Civil Engineering Ltd. is a member of the Construction Industry Federation (C.I.F) and the National Irish Safety Organisation (NISO).
