We create value for customers, stakeholders and communities by taking a leadership role in the built environment, working in a sustainable and responsible way and by making a positive impact in the lives of people in the UK.

60%

Repeat business

£1.4m

Community investment in 2021

80%

Of our people took part in community activities in 2021

Our purpose is to deliver brilliant buildings, transform lives, strengthen communities and enhance the environment so our world is fit for future generations. Some more about us.

Our purpose
Our purpose

We deliver brilliant buildings, transform lives, strengthen communities and enhance the environment
People are out business
People are out business

Meet some of our people that make Willmott Dixon what we are!
Contributing to society
Contributing to society

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From our experts
From our experts

From levelling up to leaving a legacy in our communities, our people give their expert views on key aspects of construction.
Policies and codes
Policies and codes

Documents to download
Awards & recognition
Awards & recognition

Accolades for the quality of our projects and people.
Enhancing Diversity
Enhancing Diversity

We believe that diverse, complementary teams deliver the best results for everyone...

Our people are passionate about what they do, here they share their experience and their expertise

What can we expect from devolution and local government reorganisation?
What can we expect from devolution and local government reorganisation?

With the English Devolution and Community Empowerment Bill expected later this year, David Atkinson, our National Head of Land and Development, reflects on the impact of devolution and local government reorganisation, highlighting the opportunities and collaboration it will require.
Navigating the New Era of High-Rise Residential Construction
Navigating the New Era of High-Rise Residential Construction

Project director Dave John explains how Willmott Dixon delivered a defect-free 14-storey high-rise residential development that would be a proving ground for Building Safety Act requirements
Continuing to build stronger communities with the Procurement Hub
Continuing to build stronger communities with the Procurement Hub

The recent extension of the Procurement Hub Major Projects Framework 2 (MPF2) was an opportunity to reflect on what this framework has achieved so far.
Why the UK needs to be bolder on building performance — and how to fix it
Why the UK needs to be bolder on building performance — and how to fix it

With mounting regulatory pressure and net zero deadlines looming, we must bridge the gap between design intent and real-world performance, says Head of Building Performance Alasdair Donn.
Barking’s Transformation: The Power of Place and People
Barking’s Transformation: The Power of Place and People

Sally Bedwell's recent return to Barking’s Gascoigne Estate was a powerful reminder of why Willmott Dixon is passionate about regeneration that puts people first and delivers lasting community value.
Reshaping defence infrastructure: why construction must mobilise at pace
Reshaping defence infrastructure: why construction must mobilise at pace

The UK's Strategic Defence Review doesn't mince words: decades of infrastructure underinvestment have created a 'hollowing out' of our Armed Forces' foundational capabilities
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