We add UK main contractors and housebuilders to Construction Rating every week. Each page shows the company's payment record from its government reports, its CR Signals (Companies House, Gazette notices and the Fair Payment Code) and the public contracts it has won.
This week: 12 companies, 12 of them with a payment report from the last 18 months.
J.N. Bentley
Contractor, Yorkshire and the Humber, incorporated in 1972. Activities: utility projects, water projects, civil engineering. Pays suppliers in an average of 35 days, with 39% of invoices paid within 30 days (January to June 2026, government report). Holds a Fair Payment Code Silver award. 5 public contracts won, listed on its page.
Lindum Group
Contractor, East Midlands, incorporated in 1975. Activities: commercial building, housebuilding. Pays suppliers in an average of 37 days, with 23% of invoices paid within 30 days (December 2025 to May 2026, government report). Holds a Fair Payment Code Bronze award. 99 public contracts won, listed on its page.
M.V. Kelly
Contractor, West Midlands, incorporated in 1995. Activities: civil engineering. Pays suppliers in an average of 58 days, with 8% of invoices paid within 30 days (December 2025 to May 2026, government report). 2 public contracts won, listed on its page.
Matthew Homes
Housebuilder, South East England, incorporated in 1975. Activities: housebuilding. Pays suppliers in an average of 21 days, with 81% of invoices paid within 30 days (November 2025 to April 2026, government report).
Morgan Lovell PLC
Contractor, Greater London, incorporated in 1992. Activities: commercial building. Pays suppliers in an average of 17 days, with 86% of invoices paid within 30 days (January to June 2026, government report).
Neilcott Construction
Contractor, Greater London, incorporated in 1973. Activities: property development. Pays suppliers in an average of 30 days, with 98% of invoices paid within 30 days (January to June 2026, government report). Holds a Fair Payment Code Bronze award. 57 public contracts won, listed on its page.
Overbury PLC
Contractor, Greater London, incorporated in 1965. Activities: commercial building. Pays suppliers in an average of 19 days, with 81% of invoices paid within 30 days (January to June 2026, government report). 93 public contracts won, listed on its page.
QTS Group
Contractor, Scotland, incorporated in 2008. Activities: civil engineering. Pays suppliers in an average of 24 days, with 47% of invoices paid within 30 days (Apr 2026 to Sept 2026, government report). 10 public contracts won, listed on its page.
R.G. Carter Construction
Contractor, East Anglia, incorporated in 1996. Activities: commercial building, housebuilding. Pays suppliers in an average of 33 days, with 51% of invoices paid within 30 days (January to June 2026, government report). Holds a Fair Payment Code Bronze award. 90 public contracts won, listed on its page.
Reds10 (UK)
Contractor, Greater London, incorporated in 2006. Activities: commercial building. Pays suppliers in an average of 33 days, with 44% of invoices paid within 30 days (October 2025 to March 2026, government report). Holds a Fair Payment Code Bronze award. 58 public contracts won, listed on its page.
Russells
Contractor, North West England, incorporated in 1993. Activities: commercial building. Pays suppliers in an average of 33 days, with 24% of invoices paid within 30 days (January to June 2026, government report). 45 public contracts won, listed on its page.
Sacyr UK
Contractor, Greater London, incorporated in 2017. Activities: property development, road construction, railway construction, bridges and tunnels. Pays suppliers in an average of 37 days, with 59% of invoices paid within 30 days (January to June 2026, government report). Holds a Fair Payment Code Bronze award. 2 public contracts won, listed on its page.
See how they compare
The payment league table ranks every company we list by how quickly it pays, and the companies directory starts with the UK's largest contractors and housebuilders. Missing a contractor you work for? Request it.
Construction Rating lets subcontractors review the main contractors they work for. If you've worked for one, add your experience.