Szerelmey (International)
Restoration, refurbishment and new-build facade construction for building owners and construction clients across the UK
Highlights
- Hiring5 open roles
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About Szerelmey (International)
Szerelmey provides building restoration and refurbishment, new-build facades, interiors and hard landscaping. Its services include stone, brick, terracotta and faience restoration, retained-facade work, facade design and construction, and in-house design and material testing.
It works as a principal contractor or specialist subcontractor on projects across London and the UK, serving clients in the construction and building sectors. The company also provides industry-specific continuing professional development sessions.
The company is headquartered in London and has an in-house design team based in Vauxhall. Its history dates to 1855, when it was established by Col. Nicholas Szerelmey; the registered founding date for Szerelmey (International) Limited is 1991. It recruits stone restorers, construction managers, graduate trainees and apprentices.
Product: Building restoration, refurbishment, new-build facade and interior construction, hard landscaping, and related design services.
Jobs at Szerelmey (International) (5)
Szerelmey (International) is hiring for 5 roles, mostly in manufacturing and operations, based in London.
STONE RESTORERS
New on EvolcAPPRENTICESHIPS
New on EvolcGRADUATE TRAINEE
New on EvolcSTONE RESTORERS
New on EvolcRESTORATION CONTRACT / SITE MANAGER
New on Evolc
Leadership
- Paul Morris · Managing Director (Restoration)Source: company website
- Peter McColm · Managing DirectorSource: company website
- IAN LEE · Head of DesignSource: company website
- MARK WALDEN · Head of DesignSource: company website
- RYNO NEL · Head of DesignSource: company website
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