Crewe-based firm Construction Linx has announced a 24 per cent increase in turnover for 2024, reaching £3.6 million, marking a doubling of growth over the past five years. 

The company attributes this success to strategic sales efforts, effective marketing, and a strong commitment to customer service.

Despite rising costs, Construction Linx maintained steady profits, highlighting its financial resilience and operational efficiency. 

The firm secured 1,000 projects in 2024, boasting a 73 per cent win ratio in facilities management and a one-in-three success rate for general projects. 

Construction Linx has announced a 24 per cent increase in turnover for 2024, reaching £3.6 million, a doubling of growth over the past five years (Construction Linx).

A key highlight of the year was the completion of a £1.2 million project at Reaseheath College in Nantwich, the company's largest undertaking to date. 

The successful execution of the project earned positive client feedback, reinforcing the company's industry credibility. 

In business development, Construction Linx issued 738 quotations, expanding its client base with major partners such as Ocasa Homes, Network Space, and The Salvation Army. 

The company's approach prioritises quality over quantity, focusing on fewer, high-value clients to drive long-term growth.

Looking ahead to 2025, Construction Linx aims to surpass £4 million in turnover and has outlined key recruitment plans. 

The firm is set to hire a junior account manager, facilities management coordinator, multi-skilled tradespeople, and office support staff to sustain its expansion. 

Construction Linx secured 1,000 projects in 2024, boasting a 73 per cent win ratio in facilities management and a one-in-three success rate for general projects (Construction Linx).

Investments in staff training and an upgraded vehicle fleet are also part of its growth strategy.

Managing director, Debbie Owen, said: "2024 has been a year of reflection to assist in plans for the future and celebrations for our 20 years in business. 

"Along with a splash of growth, it shows just what we can achieve with the right team in place.

"The groundwork has been set, ready for our next three years of aggressive growth. "

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