Michael Doyle Construction, Accredited Heritage Contractors

Welcome To Michael Doyle Construction

Our company has obtained a strong reputation over the years for the successful completion of many projects in the private sector throughout the south east. The company’s management and staff maintain a strong commitment to meeting clients’ needs in terms of quality, reliability and cost whilst ensuring our work is carried out to the highest safety and environmental standards.

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Through achieving high standards in its project management and delivery, MD Construction continues to enjoy repeat business with its clients and building consultancy partners.

The company has put in place formal management systems in quality, environmental management and health and safety which is to ISO and Construction Industry Federation standards. It continues to monitor, measure and review its performance of these systems and make improvements where required.

MD Construction has invested heavily in recent years in areas such as staff training, plant procurement & maintenance and IT/ICT, so that it continues to be well positioned to meet its clients’ needs as well as the future demands of the industry as a whole.

Our Services

New Builds

We can assume accountability for the preparation and building of your most challenging project.

Refurbishments

We can assume accountability for the preparation and building of your most challenging project.

Extentions

House extension, with no need of disturbance of moving the family away from their recognizable setting.

Renovations

We don’t just construct houses—we construct homes.

Recently Completed Projects

Project in Kilmore Quay

We are one of a small number of contractors officially qualified to work on heritage sites in Ireland. Here’s a recent project we worked on for a heritage site in the southeast.

Before

Michael Doyle Construction, Heritage Construction Specialists

After

Kilpatrick Glebe

Kilpatrick Glebe is a two storey over basement, three bay period house with a large extension wing to the rear. Works included roof repair, rebuilding of chimneys, and window restoration.

Before

After

Ballygahan House

Ballygahan House is a cut stone construction from the 1800’s. Existing finish floors were removed and underpinning to large portions of existing stonewalls has taken place. Roof works consisted of brickwork repairs to chimneys, lead flashing and natural slate works. Roof strengthening works also took place, including the replacement sections of the wall plate which required large temporary works to facilitate propping of rafters. The new rear extension was built using stone from previous lean-to building that was demolished to facilitate the new extension. New cast aluminium half round gutters and downpipes were also installed to all roof areas.