The firm, which is based near Manchester Airport, has secured 10 schemes, including a 114 unit residential scheme in Leigh, a £9m affordable housing project in Liverpool and a 150 unit luxury apartment scheme in Manchester.
Now Harbur chief Richard Hutchinson predicts the record construction pipeline will see turnover rise from £24m in 2014 to £40m.
Eighteen staff have been taken on since the start of 2015, with an extra 10 needed before the end of the year.
He said: “Since the May General Election the market has really taken off with new instructions and opportunities coming from all sectors – affordable, extra care and open market.”
“We’re actively recruiting and looking to take on 10 new people by the end of the year and targeting a turnover of £40m. It’s an exciting time for us.”
Pipeline projects
- 150 unit apartment scheme for Absolute Living Developments, Manchester: £11.8m contract
- 114 unit residential scheme for Mulbury Homes, Leigh: £9m contract
- 134 unit social housing scheme for Mulbury Homes, Rochdale: £9m contract
- 101 units affordable Housing scheme for Mulbury Homes, Liverpool: £9m contract
- Student accommodation scheme for Alpha Homes, Preston: £7m contract
- 59 unit residential development for Airevale Homes, Leeds: £6.6m contract
- 70 bed extra care facility for Mulbury Homes, Preston: £6.4m contract
- 68 unit affordable housing scheme for Mulbury Homes, Preston: £5.4m contract
- 39 units residential development for Airevale Homes, Padiham: £3.8m contract
- 19 unit residential development for One Vision Housing on behalf of TAC Developments, Southport: £2m contract
