Pert Bruce Construction
Refurbishments and Restorations
From old shooting lodges to historic castles, Pert Bruce have the direct experience of reinstating a broad range of properties – committing to the highest quality of craftsmanship at all times.
There are many inherent benefits in historic buildings and they are a finite resource to be cherished and protected. Pert Bruce’s North East backyard features a treasure trove of these period buildings – and a raft of renovation opportunities.
Whether the job requires careful stone conservation or the skills of traditional woodworking, our team of in-house tradespeople can be relied upon to apply the best practical knowledge gleaned from the past and present.
Treated correctly, renovated buildings can be inherently sustainable in their design, as they tend to be constructed from natural, locally sourced materials. And internally, traditional homes and commercial premises create robust, adaptable spaces while offering an antidote to high-density living.
Recently Completed Construction Projects
Refurbishments and Restorations in North East Scotland
You can view our recent refurbishments and restoration projects below. We have proven experience in the refurbishments and restoration sector and regularly work with clients across the North East of Scotland to restore their historical buildings to former glory.
Relocation of University of Dundee Electrophysiology laboratory from Ninewells Hospital to the University of Dundee.
Douneside House Hotel - Refurbishment of a number of existing hotel rooms into luxury suites.
Full refurbishment of existing clinical care facilities in Perth Medical Centre.
Pert Bruce were contracted to improve the heating systems and refurbish five bathrooms within the castle.
The 2021 refurbishment programme for the Historic Environment Scotland Grade B listed Matthew Building at The University of Dundee was carried out by Pert Bruce.
Full refurbishment of the existing corporate HQ for the R&A in St Andrews. This project involved a full strip out of fabric as well as mechanical and electrical services.
This project involved repurposing a former residential and catering building into a modern office facility to expand the operations of Castle Water.
Refurbishment and internal alterations to provide the world-renowned CAHID (Centre of Anatomy & Human Identification) facility at The University of Dundee with additional teaching space as well as upgrading and improving the existing facilities.
Strip out of existing lockers and construction of new locker room facilities for the St Andrews Golf Club in St Andrews. This project was accessed directly off of The Links, which looks onto the 18th hole of the most famous golf course in the world.
Alastrean House had been badly affected by fire at the end of 2015 however the external stone structure remained unaffected, as did a large proportion of the roof structure. The MacRobert Trust took the decision to fully refurbish the house and appointed Pert Bruce Construction.
Pert Bruce carried out a refurbishment and expansion of the Drovers Inn Restaurant, including a new build extension to the rear and full refurbishment of the existing dining area, kitchen and bathrooms.
