MFG Construction unveils new website as it goes for growth

MFG Construction, a stalwart in the UK's infrastructure and civil engineering sectors, has launched an updated website and refined brand palette which will set the tone for it’s ambitious growth plans.

While the business is already known across the country having working with some of the biggest names in the industry, the business felt it needed a more professional and strategic approach to their brand communications and voice.

The enhancements include the introduction of complementary colours to the existing brand guidelines, while maintaining the iconic electric light blue—a hue synonymous with MFG's presence on UK roads.​

"This evolution of our brand identity is a testament to MFG's enduring legacy and forward-looking vision," said Ian Cheveau, Marketing Director at Ian Cheveau Marketing and consultant to MFG.

"By refreshing our visual elements, we aim to better reflect the scale and sophistication of the projects we've delivered, from local initiatives in Cheshire to significant undertakings across Europe.”

The new website offers a comprehensive overview of MFG's extensive portfolio, highlighting projects executed for prominent clients, including construction giant Mitie and various government departments.

It also showcases MFG's capabilities in sectors such as rail infrastructure, civil engineering, structural refurbishments, and fire safety.​

Mike Barker, Operational Director at MFG, said: ”Our updated digital presence mirrors the professionalism and dedication we bring to every project. It's not just about aesthetics and looking good; it's about providing our clients and partners with a clear, accessible platform to understand our services and track record."​

Founded by Mark Freeman, who began his career as a bricklayer, MFG Construction has grown from humble beginnings to become a trusted partner for complex infrastructure projects across the UK and Europe. The company's commitment to excellence, safety, and client satisfaction remains at the core of its operations.​

The refreshed website and brand palette mark a significant step in MFG's ongoing journey, reflecting both its rich history and its aspirations for the future.​ There’s big plans in place to grow the business and Mike says they’ve now got the platform to do that.

“We’re great at what we do,” he said.

“Our clients tell us that all the time but we’ve never invested in our brand until now. We now look as good as the jobs we deliver for some of the blue chips across the UK and Ireland.”