West Midlands contracting group Shaylor is on course to complete more than £10 million of education projects before the new academic year begins this month.

Shaylor Interiors was recently awarded a number of refurbishments on 432 student rooms in Manchester for the student accommodation specialist The Mansion Group. In London internal refurbishment works on The Mansion Group’s accommodation in Chelsea has just been completed.

This former office building dates from the 1970s and provides 246 rooms over 10 floors plus a communal kitchen and living areas. Shaylor Interiors is also underway with the redevelopment of another Mansion Group project in Nottingham. This £3.95million scheme will provide 140 new flats and is also scheduled for completion this month.

At Coventry University, Shaylor Interiors is re-vamping three floors of accommodation at the Maurice Foss Hall of residence, ready for the new intake of students in September.

At The University of Birmingham the nuclear physics laboratories and office space are being refurbished.

Newly appointed director of Shaylor Interiors Stuart Taylor, said: “We have an unrivalled reputation for delivering to tight timescales in this sector to meet the constraint of the education calendar.”