Colorado Group Ltd is a construction and engineering firm established in 2006 that specializes in refurbishing listed buildings. It has successfully completed projects for blue-chip commercial clients. The management team has extensive experience and the company prides itself on understanding client needs and delivering high quality work. Colorado Group is currently working on the extensive refurbishment of Cambusmore House and has plans for a new distillery development in Glenrothes, Scotland.

1. Project Profile
Colorado Group Ltd was established in 2006 to provide a niche service in delivering a superior quality of finish for our customers,
founded on our core specialist engineering and construction expertise. Our success comes from ensuring that we gain a full
understanding of what our customers want and then delivering beyond their expectations.
The management team are Gary Gibson, Ian Bownes, David Hendren and David McGinigal. Over the last 20 years, all of the
directors have held a range of directorships and hands-on positions in leading construction, services, engineering and fit out
organisations. Our people have a detailed knowledge of refurbishing grade A and B listed buildings. We believe in ownership of
the projects that we are engaged to undertake and have a solution finding culture throughout our business. This positive
attitude has resulted in the Colorado Group securing a number of fit out, construction and engineering projects with a range of
blue-chip customers. Our repeat customers know our people and know that we will add value to their projects through working
with them to deliver exactly what they want. We constantly look for ways to improve the design and construction process and
will always look for innovative solutions.
Some of our Commercial Clients

4. Cambusmore House
Ongoing Contract:
The contract scope:
The refurbishment works to Cambusmore house is extensive with all external walls being stripped of the internal finishes back to
the original stone. The whole of the existing ground floor excavated, insulated and reinstated to bring the house up to current
building regulations. Also the existing roof finishes were removed leaving only the existing timber rafters, in many instances
these rafters had to be replaced or sections replaced due to rot.
Prior to the removal of the roof, a licence was obtained from
Scottish Natural Heritage in respect of dealing with bats; this was
granted and allowed works to start October 2013.
The finished roof has provision for the habitation of bats. With the
construction of the new roof using materials which are “bat friendly”
in particular Isolair and pavaflex wood fibre insulation.
All existing dormers had to be replaced.
All new timbers for the dormers were
dressed and shaped by our joiners on
site, accurately matching the existing.
Existing Stone chimney being repaired using stone indents.
Internal Finishes

5. All internal finishes to the external walls have
to be removed to allow the building to be
insulated in line with current building standards.
All were carefully removed, stored in
containerised units on site to be reinstated later.
Through the course of the works various structural
alterations were instructed by the architect and
these were carried out in sympathy with the house
Major structural alterations to the basement and first floor to
provide open plan living arrangements over the ground floor West
wing area.
Propping designed to accommodate the nature of the works and
installed by site operatives.
Colorado is working closely with the client and architects to accommodate many changes on this prestigious project to
achieve the client’s ideal home.

6. Development Opportunity
Edinburgh Airport 40 minutes Perth 20 minutes
Travelling time, Heathrow 2 ½ hours
For Sale: Offers Over £625,000
Colorado Group is offering an opportunity to buy this exciting development site in the beautiful rolling hills and valleys in the
countryside just south of Perth. A £3.5M project to provide seven dwellings within the existing green including the
redevelopment of the grade B listed farm house.
The project has been designed by award-winning heritage architects. The design is contemporary yet sympathetic to the existing
building form, with the aim of retaining the steading aesthetic and agricultural heritage of the area while creating modern
residential dwellings.
The existing buildings will be converted into high quality residences, with the aim of preserving the original features and
character of the main structure while ensuring open, contemporary living spaces, through the use of a combination of
traditional stone and modern materials.
The village green is an important element of the overall setting of the development and the scheme format will ensure that this
feature is retained for the benefit of the residences and visitors to the area.
The project benefits from full planning permission.

7. Currently the property consists of:-
• 10 acres of farm
• An old Roundel and barn that needs refurbished
• Pathgreen cottage (three bedroom) With some moderate refurbishment it would be suitable to reoccupy
• Steel framed modern barn / shed, which is 30m x30m
• An old church which could be rebuilt
• Planning permission for 7 houses
For more information
Please contact David Hunt on:-
Email: david.hunt@colourred.co
Phone: 07974 654246

8. Apex House Edinburgh
A Phased fit out over three floors & including external hard and soft landscaping.
Completed for: Catalyst Capital
Archtects: Michael Laird

11. Future Project
Inchdairnie.
New Lowland Distillery
Ernie – Ernst J Scheiner, The Gateway to Distilleries at www.whisky-distilleries.net
A joint venture will build a £6.7m distillery in Scotland‘s first post-war new town Glenrothes in the heart of Fife. The partners
include the Indian premium drinks group Kyndal and the Perthshire distiller John Fergus & Co. Ltd.
Their plan is to build a malt distillery with a production capacity of 4 million litres per annum with a number of bonded
warehouses on a 6ha land adjacent to the Whitehill industrial estate. Members of the Glenrothes area Commitee agreed to the
construction in January 2013. A building application was received by the Fife Council in February 2013 and a planning approval
has been given in March 2013.
See:http://planning.fife.gov.uk/online/applicationDetails.do?activeTab=summary&keyVal=M2ZMO7HF0IF00
Distillation is planned to start in 2015: „Production will continue 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for 48 weeks a year.“
„Yes, the process will require a local water supply and electricity as well as heat. However, the heat supply may be provided
through anaerobic digestion from the residue from the plant. None of the resources are considered to be non-renewable or in
short supply.“ See Screening Checklist Fife
Council http://planning.fife.gov.uk/online/applicationDetails.do?activeTab=documents&keyVal=M01TGOHF01A00
Their intention is to produce whisky which is going mainly to export markets such as India, Africa and the Far East. The distillery
will be located just south of Fife airport.
„Scottish Enterprise and its international arm Scottish Development International have been working with the companies on
their development plans. The enterprise company is providing a £240,000 regional selective assistance grant while the Scottish
Government’s food processing, marketing and cooperation scheme has put up £1.6m in funding.“
„The news was hailed by Fife Council’s business, enterprise, economy and planning spokeswoman Lesley Laird, who said the
“fantastic” project would not only generate employment but would emphasise that “Fife means business”
See:www.constructionnow.co.uk
Fifteen new jobs will be created. There is no visitor centre planned.
Rumours have it that the distillery will be named Inchdairnie.
The present John Fergus & Co. managing director will be Ian Palmer who has worked with Glen Turner Distillery near Edinburgh.
Information: „Kyndal Group. Ltd. was set up in 2002 as a wholly-owned subsidiary of Whyte & Mackay (then called Kyndal Spirits
Ltd). Following the buyout of Whyte & Mackay by India ’s UB Group, the MD of Kyndal Group, Siddharth Banerji led a
management buyout of Kyndal Spirit’s rights in the Indian subcontinent in 2006. Today, Kyndal Group is an alcoholic beverages
company that manufactures and distributes premium brands in the Indian sub continent, Far East and the Middle East. The
company employs over 100 people in India. It has sales offices in 12 cities in India and warehouses in five cities, covering the
length and breadth of the country.“ See Scottish Enterprise Development International.