First on our list is Lingma Construction and Engineering, which was established in 1994 serves the communities in and around Hong Kong by specialising in providing high quality manpower.

Their team of project managers has the necessary skills and experiences in civil infrastructure and local construction.

Since a lot of their workers are foreign nationals, they’re very particular about certain requirements such as Hong Kong identity cards, valid green cards, and all necessary trade certificates.

We find this to be a very important factor in a construction company’s reputation, since it tells a lot about their understanding of safety at work and how they implement security measures.

In addition, they work closely with their own on-site health and safety officers for each job to remain aware of potential risks.

Not only do they cater to construction services, they also carry out subcontracting and labour supply for fields such as tunnel blasting services, carpenter formwork, dismantling, and electrical engineering, among others.

Their project managers are very on-hand when it comes to handling clients, and they have a commendable record for being openly communicative regarding schedules and finances.

Given the company’s 25 years of experience, Lingma Construction and Engineering’s award-winning reputation is built on consistently delivering both quality craftsmanship and top-notch customer service.

Next on our list is Gammon, one of the older construction companies that was established in Hong Kong.

Since 1958, the company has been providing solutions for common construction needs and large infrastructure projects.

At present, much of their integrated business now focuses on civil, building, foundations, electrical and mechanical, facade and interior work, and even plant and steel fabrication and concrete production.

One of the things we find fascinating about Gammon is their company’s history. From a small construction company, it’s now at a market-leading position.

And it all began with their project for the Kai Tak airport back in the 1950s. It’s definitely a story worth looking back to, seeing as how they’re now handling massive construction projects.

Their projects span from residential developments to tunnels and wastewater facilities, and they cover projects locally and internationally too. Always a good sign of experience.

Their work ethics tells so much about how they value project timeline, transparency, and customer service, which are all important factors to consider in a construction company.

To add to that, they make sure that on top of the quality of their workmanship, they are also guiding their customers through the entire process. We talked to a lot of clients who affirmed this.

Unistress Building Construction engages mainly in businesses as the main contractor for building construction, demolition, and electrical and mechanical installations, to name a few.

It has established itself as a leading provider of construction and project management services in Hong Kong.

Since then, they have built expertise, expanded their knowledge, and combined decades of advanced construction strategies for quality workmanship.

They offer new building construction and repair, maintenance and alteration in both government and private sectors. They also take on residential, commercial, and educational institution construction.

They stand out in the business for their focus on scheduling and cost-efficiency as a company that holds full ISO certifications and licences.

Perhaps the only downside to working with them is the difficulty in communication. Because most of the company body solely speaks in Chinese, it can be quite challenging for international clients to get their ideas across.

Language barrier aside, this rarely compromises their quality of work. Unistress Building Construction is a company that does dedicate a lot for each project they pursue.

Because of their commendable work ethics, we find them to be a reliable construction company in Hong Kong, and even their track record speaks for itself.

For over 45 years, Able has been working on various construction projects including the construction of commercial, industrial, and institutional buildings.

They also have expertise in repair, maintenance, alteration and addition works, fitting out and interior works, and building design.

In addition to their industry experience, Able has worked with many of Hong Kong’s most notable companies.

In terms of reputation, the company appears to be well received in corporate governance, so for new clients, you wouldn’t need to worry about the company’s transparency and finances.

One of their main offerings is building construction, and some of their projects include the Tung Chung Swimming  Pool, the Tai Lam Centre for Women, the Integrated Community Centre for Mental Wellness at TinShui Wai, and the Guan Yin Statue at Tsz Shan Monastery.

One of the best things that customers can rely on them for is their array of contacts – they have many positive relationships within the industry.

While we commend their high quality of work, we also recognise their efforts in keeping their customer service support at par.

Their project managers are easy to communicate with, and they’re very particular when it comes to schedules.

They build strong relationships with their clients through good communication to get the job right and make sure their customers are satisfied.

Chun Wo Construction was established in 1968 and has been a core member of the Asia Allied Infrastructure Holding Limited. 

The company mainly engages in a number of construction and property development businesses, and given their capacity, they’re able to take on large, integrated construction projects. 

Some of their large infrastructure projects in Hong Kong include the Central-Wanchai Bypass, the Liantang Heung Yuen Wai Boundary Infrastructure, and The Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge Passenger Clearance Building.

In terms of project delivery, Chun Wo appears to have no problem with meeting deadlines, as a lot of their clients have attested.

We’ve also taken a look at their registration and accreditation from different authorities, and they’re very transparent with their accreditation from both government and private institutions.

The company has also received numerous awards since 2015, with a lot of their accolades being related to sustainability, health and safety, and customer service relations.

They are committed to ensuring that your project will not just be visually pleasing, but built to last, which has earned them a solid reputation in the area.

Chun Wo can manage the entire process of your project from the initial concept through to the finishing touches.