What types of construction work does GMR Construction carry out?

GMR Construction handles both residential and commercial projects across the North East. Residential work includes new house builds, house extensions, barn conversions, cottage extensions, and full property refurbishments. On the commercial side, GMR carries out office refurbishments and fit-outs, warehouse refurbishments, sports centre developments, pub refits, and bespoke commercial new builds.

How long has GMR Construction been in business?

GMR Construction was founded by Mark Greenwell in 1995 and has over 30 years of experience delivering high-quality construction projects throughout the North East of England.

Is GMR Construction a family business?

Yes. GMR Construction is a proudly family-run business. Managing Director Mark Greenwell founded the company in 1995. His son Adam Greenwell serves as General Manager, Lewis Greenwell is Site Supervisor and a qualified joiner, and Brogan Greenwell is the company's AAT-qualified Finance Officer.

Is GMR Construction CHAS accredited?

Yes. GMR Construction holds CHAS accreditation, demonstrating compliance with health, safety, and contractor standards widely recognised across the UK construction industry.

Where is GMR Construction based and what areas do they cover?

GMR Construction is based at Clayton House, Walbottle Road, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE15 9RU. The company works with clients across the North East of England.

What commercial sectors has GMR Construction worked in?

GMR Construction has experience across a wide range of commercial sectors, including managed workspace, sports facilities, technology companies, and healthcare. Past commercial clients include Newcastle Falcons, Newcastle Racecourse, Essity, Krystal Technology, and Hoults Yard.

How does GMR Construction manage projects to avoid disruption?

GMR Construction takes a proactive approach to minimising disruption throughout every project. The team works closely with clients, architects, designers, and local authorities to manage timelines and coordinate works around existing operations — including, where necessary, scheduling activity outside normal business hours to protect tenants and occupants.

Does GMR Construction work with architects, surveyors, and other consultants?

Yes. GMR Construction works closely with architects, designers, structural engineers, quantity surveyors, and local authorities on both residential and commercial projects. This collaboration ensures projects meet planning requirements, building regulations, and client specifications.

Can GMR Construction carry out listed building or heritage property work?

Yes. GMR Construction has experience working with listed and heritage properties. The company's portfolio includes the full renovation of Dissington Farm, a historic farmstead, and a refurbishment of a Georgian-style home, reflecting the team's ability to apply traditional craftsmanship to sensitive and complex projects.

How does GMR Construction approach project costs and timescales?

GMR Construction provides precise costings and transparent communication from the initial consultation through to handover. Every project is managed with the aim of completing on time and within the agreed budget, and clients benefit from a consistent point of contact throughout.

How do I get a quote from GMR Construction?

You can contact GMR Construction by calling 0191 267 7905 or by completing the enquiry form on the website. The team offers a no-pressure, no-obligation initial conversation with free advice to help you understand your options before committing to anything.

Does GMR Construction take on work through recommendations and repeat clients?

The majority of GMR Construction's work comes through repeat business and referrals. Long-standing relationships with property managers, architects, and private clients — some spanning over a decade — reflect the company's reputation for quality, reliability, and professionalism.

Minimising Disruption During Commercial Refurbishment Projects

Renovating a commercial property is never simple. Whether it’s an office, retail space, or industrial facility, businesses worry about downtime, noise, dust and disruption to staff, customers, and tenants. At GMR Construction, we specialise in commercial refurbishments that minimise disruption while delivering high-quality results.

Planning Is Key

The most effective way to reduce disruption is detailed pre-construction planning. By understanding your business’s operations, peak hours, and critical workflows, we can create phased programmes that allow work to proceed without interrupting essential operations.

Phased & Out-of-Hours Work

Where possible, refurbishment work can be scheduled in phases or outside of normal working hours. Evening or weekend work, as well as sectional handovers, ensures that parts of the building remain operational while construction progresses.

Communication & Site Management

Clear communication is vital. Our dedicated project managers provide regular updates, clear schedules, and advance notice of potentially disruptive work, keeping everyone informed. Combined with strong site management, this ensures that construction zones are safe and operations can continue seamlessly.

Protecting Business Continuity

Dust control, noise mitigation,and temporary services are carefully managed to protect business continuity. Our goal is a refurbishment that enhances your commercial space without compromising day-to-day activities.

If you’re planning a commercial refurbishment, don’t risk disrupting your business. Contact GMR Construction today to discuss a tailored solution.

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