MULTI-trades construction firm Scotbuild is to rebrand to SB Services and has announced the launch of a new M&E division.
The division will merge with the electrical services business previously known as Calder Electrical, adopting the new SB Services identity and working alongside the company’s joinery, plumbing and decorating departments.
Highland service companies Scotbuild and Calder Electrical were acquired by Global in 2024. At that time, Daniel Cormack was appointed MD to oversee the growth of the business.
On the rebrand and new focus on M&E offering, he said, “This is an exciting milestone for the business which is now unified under one brand. The launch of SB Services and our new mechanical division strengthens our ability to deliver larger and more complex projects across the north of Scotland. We’ve built a strong team with the right experience, accreditations and local presence and we’re looking forward to continuing that growth with both existing and new clients.”
SB Services has appointed Paul Richardson (mechanical operations manager) and John Macpherson (compliance and technical manager) to key roles in the new M&E division.
Daniel Cormack added, “We’re delighted to launch our new M&E division and unveil Paul and John as two key appointments; these vastly experienced leaders in the mechanical & electrical field strengthens our existing capability in this area and establishes us as a truly integrated services provider.
“The creation of this new division is a strategic step that complements our existing electrical and plumbing and heating capabilities, enhancing our position as an integrated MEP services provider.”
SB Services has also appointed Chris Ogg as operations manager. He brings operational and project delivery experience to the business and will support the continued growth of the firm.
Cormack continued, “Chris is a fantastic addition to the business and brings a wealth of operational experience, strong leadership and a practical understanding of project delivery. As SB Services continues to grow, it’s important that we continue investing in the right people and structures to support that growth.”
