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LCM Construction LCM Construction are a building & landscaping contractor based in Inchinnan, Renfrewshire covering W

LCM Construction provide quality interior/exterior joinery work including loft & garage conversions and undertake all landscaping work from leveling & turfing to designer walls, paving & decking.

Hello again this is another post looking forward to putting up , this is a large Millboard decking using Golden oak boar...
16/09/2026

Hello again this is another post looking forward to putting up , this is a large Millboard decking using Golden oak boards , coppered oak and Brushed basalt , i have not put up any pictures of the deck before we started , it was timber framed and in a bad way , the new timber framing is very heavy duty as this is a childrens decking in a Nursery so we were not allowed to bring phones in to take progress photos so just showing a few photos from end from when we cleared job of on the Sunday when they were shut , had to put in temp fencing and make paths for the nursery users before we could even start decking very chuffed with this one as its 27m long we were able to Manufacture two purpose made gates with the left over materials for fire exits for the users thanks again

Hello again , not posted in a while got to much on at one time got 3 lovely complex jobs to put up that were a lot of wo...
18/07/2026

Hello again , not posted in a while got to much on at one time got 3 lovely complex jobs to put up that were a lot of work in each , this is one of the last jobs ,This job was in Dargavel bishopton , most people know we don't usually work in here most jobs we price people don't want to do with the correct construction we need to do , this customer was different , there was like most new sites a problem with drainage even though grass looks nice you couldn't stand on it most of the time so we were to dig out entire garden then fill with the correct materials to do what we wanted , we ended up digging out 135 tons with over 90 tons going back in all with a micro digger round back and 4 power barrows , entire garden was excavated down 300mm to builders level , with the decking area and the artificial grass areas used as a tank for garden water these were dug out 600mm deep , the posts for the decking subframe are over 1m long but decking only 150mm above ground , these hold a huge amount of water in heavy rain and discharge slowly , there is a dry river bed round perimeter built with a large block wall against the fence with random reclaimed stones built on top with a large flower bed in corner river bed built up with crushed brick then drainage chip then scottish pebbles with the front wall in Tobermore garden walling , The slabs are Tobermore Historic paving with a Millboard decking in smoked oak entire frame is plas pro plastic framing able to go under water for 100 years plus with no degregation there is 35 posts supporting this decking , dry river bed wraps round garden to finish in a small dry pool , artificial grass is a tank with proper edging round fence with the customer planting themselves, the front house entrance was to get slabbing widened to make entrance to house easier to use with a front artificial grass area raised up with matching house stone as a feature this part is also a large tank , we excavated next to house down 300mm as house vents were never going to get water near them over 70 % of work done can't be seen but that is what was needed , thanks again to this customer for going ahead we happy with job as are they , will get next job up shortly cheers again

Hi pics of the Grants Trannent job as per last post speaking about it , construction is very interesting thanks
04/01/2026

Hi pics of the Grants Trannent job as per last post speaking about it , construction is very interesting thanks

04/01/2026

Hello again been sorting this job pics for a while , would like to give Grants Builders Merchants a big thank you as they had asked us to build and partially design their new display in Trannent 20 miles past Edinburgh i can speak for myself and workers to say this was 1 of the most complex jobs we have done in a while but it was the most Tiring jobs I have ever done we decided to travel there every day my mistake we were to start before traffic built up starting before 6am then working late to miss the traffic so would work till 6 or 7 then head home giving us a 14 to 17 hr day every day for duration of job we were on job for about 20 weeks but only worked 4 days like this as it would be to tiring to work 5 like this but ended up being a lot of smashes on the M8 so we could be 3 hrs to get home but with that said I was super happy with this job with the way it worked out we were only asked to do job at start as the decking on this display was to be quite complex to design and build and decking was a big part of new display and we had done the paisley and Kilmarnock decks and they were happy with these so was asked to do this one after seeing job this time display was in a live builders merchants yard so I wanted it to be super safe for everyone so I designed it to be able to be hit with lorry when coming in the yard and forklifts to be able to hit the perimeter wall when going into racks without knocking the wall down , this is where we scored with our gear , we came in with our digger and breaker broke hole in concrete for posts then in with my small digger with a 400mm auger specially made for this job , we were then able to use my forklift and lift the 4m long steel H beams into the hole with MM precision we were able to drill these posts at least 1m into the ground , for these and the top curved posts with over 20 posts about 2.5 m apart if they got hit only 1 section would get damaged without a huge wall falling down this worked out mega , to tak all the posts into place temp took 3 pallets of postcrete we then built a temp formwork to follow yard concrete exactly which was job itself this then got filled with a full jager of ready mixed concrete with wall at gates was 2ft thick so even if it got hit by an artic the lorry would be worse of . we then had to build a precon wall 220mm thick ontop of this formwork so we made formwork to step up exactly on every coarse of blocks so there was no cutting worked well this wall took a full artic load of precon blocks and more to build . When wall up it was to be cladded with what ever products Grants want to display . The feature at the top was to be a fire pit with a seat round it and the decking raised up to wrap round the back of this , for the fire pit and walling we used a new to the market Pavestone tumbled stone mixed sizes ,every single stone you see in the pics was hand chiselled in a curved shape with a profile marker this part alone took me 3 weeks to build to make the seat cumfy to sit on i built it was a sloping base and an angled back to 3 compound angled curves turned out well designed to have lots of water to be able to escape when it rained heavy . with the decking it was to be all MIllboard Boards built to their spec we are Millboard registered installers so all built the way they want with all correct expansions etc , Angled winder steps to get you on to decking with a Millboard cladded fence all round it showing all the walling they do this wall fully curved even the rails were curved to get the curve correct this taking 4 days to do along with over 100 brackets , decking was to get a feature panel in middle with the new board MIllboard have just brought out MODELLO .all edging were to be a triple rubber border . We have a curved glass viewing panel in centre and for a wee extra we designed decking to have a floating bridge on it to walk out onto so you get a different look then to finish off we built a water feature into end of bridge that runs into Artificial grass under deck and get pumped around with a 200 gallon hidden water tank all this will be lit up , with decking done we were to split rest of area into 2 levels so it could get all porcelain done on it with a feature Tobermore ( we also a registered installer with them ) path down the centre . in the middle we wanted a feature again so made a place for a BBQ with sides we then decided to build a pergola over this to make it better so built this then sheeted it and fitted a rubber roof on it then cladded over it with Millboard to stand out looks great . We then made a curved seat in the corner huge amount of work and designed new steps using a new step and walling product from Tobermore rest got porcelain on it , massive job but worked out well . This post is mostly the construction of job , we have recently bought a drone for doing our jobs so this will be getting done shortly once glass gets fitted on decking this will show of the entire job of this will be one of the last job with photos , i will post this then i will put up the photos , thanks again to everyone that has supported us during the years , a lot of intersting projects coming up speak soon cheers Scott

Happy new year to customers new and old , normally get my last post up before Christmas but this year totally shattered ...
04/01/2026

Happy new year to customers new and old , normally get my last post up before Christmas but this year totally shattered and taken all my time off to relax we have all worked really hard to get all last years work done so big thanks to my guys , will put up a couple of posts , we have worked a good few months during the year at Mar Hall in Bishopton alongside Jack Findlay Landscapes we were to come in and put up pergolas , final level , and put in concrete bases for all the spa rooms that were getting done up then do all the porcelain titling each room was to get a patio of their own with a slatted fence between them we done this work over a few times there , it was then decided to only do the first 2 rooms with a pergola rest were to be left , we then levelled the other rooms made a concrete base and fitted the porcelain was intending to get the final photos before Christmas but ran out of time . we then worked with Jack to do the other porcelain works my guys and Jacks then finished the end patios , we then went up to the top new spa building do final grading there put up end fence and then concrete pad in each one of these , we then had to leave to do other jobs then Jack done all the back patio Porcelain we then helped jack lay the end patios with Jack doing all the front works as we were away on other works More work to be done here in the future Jack is decent chap to work alongside worked out well . Thanks again .

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22 Greenhead Road
Inchinnan
PA49QY

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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