From profiles of completed projects to industry awards and expert commentary on Gabion services, here’s some of the recent press coverage JML Contracts have received in trade publications.
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We were delighted to be featured in the Perthshire Advertiser (21 November 2025 edition), showcasing our Viking-themed celebration to mark JML Group’s 20th anniversary. The article highlights our flaming longboat designed and built by John Langley (founder) and the fantastic turnout from employees, family, customers and friends who joined us to celebrate this milestone.
The feature also reflects on our journey over the past two decades – from growing our SIPs manufacturing in Auchterarder to expanding our garden rooms and construction projects across Scotland. We’re incredibly proud of what the team has achieved and grateful to everyone who has supported JML Group along the way.

We are proud to announce that JML Group (JML Contracts, JML SIPs and JML Garden Rooms), was recently featured on the front page of the Strathearn Herald (20 November 2025 edition). The newspaper highlighted our 20th anniversary milestone and our continued growth as a leading construction and manufacturing business based in Auchterarder, Perthshire.
Over the past two decades, JML Group has grown from a small local company into a trusted provider of high-quality construction, SIPs manufacturing and premium garden rooms across Scotland. Our commitment to innovation, craftsmanship and sustainability remains at the heart of everything we do.


We’re delighted that our Bridge of Dun project has been featured in The Courier, both online and in print.
The article highlights the completion of this important project and the hard work and dedication from our team at JML who made it all possible. You can also view the online version via the link below:
Rebuild of 240-year-old Angus bridge completed after Storm Babet damage
We’re proud to have played a key role in the latest phase of conservation works at the iconic Kisimul Castle on the Isle of Barra.
Commissioned by Historic Environment Scotland, the project involved the delivery and installation of pre-crafted Scottish oak beams – produced at our Auchterarder facility and transported by helicopter to the remote island site. Working within this unique historic site brought unique logistical and heritage challenges, all handled with care and precision by our experienced team.
Despite weather delays, our crew used the downtime to give back to the community, carrying out a beach clean-up in and around Castlebay. It was a privilege to be part of preserving such an important piece of Scottish history, and we’re grateful to the local residents for their warm welcome.
We look forward to supporting future phases of this exciting conservation journey.

Delighted to have another great article in The Courier recently. Click here to read the article >

We’re pressing ahead with an exciting new project with the Scottish Crannog Centre which blends cutting edge, eco-friendly design with buildings dating back 2500 years. Read more about it in the Perthshire Advertiser article below.

Find out more about our exciting endeavour with the Scottish Crannog Centre in The Courier UK.
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Build It Magazine explaining why Structural Insulated Panels (SIPs) could be the right solution for your project. It features a beautiful Perthshire home, built by JML SIPs.
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We’re delighted with the article published in this month’s Project Scotland covering one of our SIPs (Structural Insulated Panels) family homes we built for a client in Aberfeldy. Planning was achieved on a green field site by the Passivhaus architect Architeco, who designed a carbon neutral home for this family. The client was keen to include plenty of glazing in the design to take advantage of their stunning surrounding views and building their house in SIPs meant that they could take advantage of their thermal efficient properties to achieve a carbon neutral home.
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A great article in Build It Magazine featuring a beautiful bespoke five-bedroom home that we built in Aberfeldy. From the outset our clients were keen to use SIPs to achieve their goal of a thermal efficient home and minimise ongoing running costs, as well as providing a practical and modern living space for their family, with a stunning view.
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Delighted to see the SIPs family home we built in Aberfeldy featured in Homes & More magazine in the Scotland on Sunday. Such a stunning location and a beautiful family home.
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A great piece covering our Grand Designs project in the Structural Timber Magazine!
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A feature article in February’s Project Scotland on the roundhouse build by JML in SIPs.
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We are delighted with our write up in the Press & Journal regarding the SIPs kit we cut and erected for the 2018 RIBA House of the Year – Lochside House, which was recently announced on Grand Designs.
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This spread in Build It magazine delves into the advantages of building with SIPs. We were more than happy to provide some insight and a look at one of our favourite island projects.
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Old Home to New Home
John & Katie Langley transform an old farmhouse into a modern cosy home.
JML Contracts – Secrets of Success in the January/February 2018 edition of selfbuilder + homemaker magazine
Modern methods advised to meet housing targets – JML believes the nation’s house- builders should look to modern construction methods to help meet the Scottish Government’s plans to deliver 50,000 affordable homes by 2021.
In the latest in a series of articles to delve behind britain’s housing crisis we speak to tv’s irrepressible architecture ambassador George Clarke to establish whether the newly formed ministry of building information is built on strong foundations.
ADDING A NEW EXTENSION AND PAINTING THE INTERIOR – showed Katie and John Langley’s period farmhouse in a new light.
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RECOGNISING THE U-VALUE OF SIPS

GIVING YOURSELF SOME BREATHING SPACE.
A garden room can be a fast, easy and inexpensive way to expand your home.

BEGINNER’S GUIDE TO
Structural Insulated Panels
SIPs have become a popular option with selfbuilders because of the many benefits they offer.

CUSTOMISED GARDEN STUDIO
In need of a space for her fledgling art career, Kim Somerville decided a light- filled garden room would be the perfect solution.