Where we work
LM Contracts works within roughly 20 miles of Glenavy, County Antrim. That takes in 30 towns and villages across County Antrim, the north of County Down and into County Armagh, with no travel charge added anywhere inside it.
19 areas covered
County Antrim
Glenavy is where LM Contracts is based, so this is home ground. The village sits in the south west corner of County Antrim between Crumlin and the Lough Neagh shore, close enough to Lisburn and the M1 to be a commuter village while still being surrounded by working farmland.
County Antrim · about 3 miles
Crumlin is our nearest town, two miles up the road from Glenavy and sharing the same BT29 postcode district. It has grown a good deal as a commuter town while keeping the older core around the glen and the main street.
County Antrim · about 6 miles
Aldergrove sits just north of Crumlin and is best known for Belfast International Airport and the adjoining military station. It is a small settlement with a disproportionate amount of commercial and operational property for its size.
County Antrim · about 6 miles
Ballinderry, covering both Upper and Lower Ballinderry, lies between Glenavy and the Lough Neagh shore. It is properly rural, with scattered farms and dwellings rather than a dense village core.
County Antrim · about 8 miles
Maghaberry is a village between Moira and Lisburn that has expanded considerably in recent decades, largely as commuter housing with straightforward access to the M1.
County Antrim · about 9 miles
Aghalee is a small village near the southern end of Lough Neagh, close to the line of the old Lagan Canal and within easy reach of both Lurgan and Moira.
County Antrim · about 11 miles
Lambeg sits on the Lagan between Lisburn and Dunmurry, an old linen village whose name is better known nationally for the drum than the place. It is now effectively continuous with Lisburn but retains a distinct older core along the river.
County Antrim · about 11 miles
Lisburn is the nearest city to Glenavy and by some distance the largest single market in our area. It runs from a compact historic centre out through extensive twentieth century suburbs to modern development on all sides, with substantial commercial and industrial areas alongside.
County Antrim · about 11 miles
Templepatrick is a village on the Six Mile Water between Antrim and Belfast, well placed for the motorway and the airport, and surrounded by the Castle Upton estate and open countryside.
County Antrim · about 11 miles
Derriaghy lies between Lisburn and Dunmurry, largely suburban and residential, and sits within easy reach of both the M1 and the Belfast to Lisburn line.
County Antrim · about 12 miles
Antrim is the principal town north of us, sitting on the Six Mile Water at the north east corner of Lough Neagh. It combines a historic core, very substantial twentieth century housing and a significant industrial and commercial base.
County Antrim · about 12 miles
Dunmurry sits on the boundary between Belfast and Lisburn, a substantial suburb with its own centre, a railway station and a significant amount of commercial and industrial property alongside the housing.
County Antrim · about 15 miles
Belfast is the largest market within our travel radius, roughly a twenty five minute run from Glenavy on the M1. We work across the city on both residential and commercial property, with the south and west of the city being the most straightforward for us to reach.
County Antrim · about 15 miles
Randalstown sits on the River Maine just north west of Antrim, a town with a distinctive older core, a notable railway viaduct, and Shane's Castle estate on its doorstep.
County Antrim · about 15 miles
Glengormley sits at the top of the Antrim Road where Belfast runs into Newtownabbey, a busy suburban centre on the slope below Cave Hill.
County Antrim · about 17 miles
Newtownabbey is a large urban district on the northern edge of Belfast, formed from a group of formerly separate settlements and now one of the biggest population centres in our catchment.
County Antrim · about 18 miles
Ballyclare is a market town north of Newtownabbey on the Six Mile Water, historically a linen and paper town and still holding a working market tradition, with farmland on every side.
County Antrim · about 24 miles
Carrickfergus is a historic coastal town on the north shore of Belfast Lough, built around one of the best-preserved Norman castles in Ireland. It sits toward the outer edge of our travel radius but is well worth the run.
County Antrim · about 25 miles
Ballymena is a substantial market town in mid Antrim, historically a linen centre and still the commercial hub for a wide agricultural hinterland. It sits at the northern edge of our travel radius.
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County Down · about 10 miles
Moira sits just over the County Down boundary at the junction of the M1 and the main Belfast to Portadown line, which has made it one of the more sought-after villages in the area. The historic core around the main street and the demesne is a conservation area.
County Down · about 12 miles
Magheralin is a village between Moira and Lurgan, sitting in open County Down farmland with the Lagan valley to the south.
County Down · about 14 miles
Royal Hillsborough is one of the most architecturally sensitive villages in Northern Ireland, built around the castle, the fort and a Georgian main street. It is also an affluent market for high-quality external finishing work.
County Down · about 15 miles
Waringstown is a village between Lurgan and Banbridge with an unusually intact seventeenth and eighteenth century core, built around Waringstown House and a long main street of historic property.
County Down · about 16 miles
Dromore is a County Down market town on the River Lagan, built around a historic centre with a Norman motte and a cathedral, and surrounded by working farmland.
County Down · about 19 miles
Carryduff sits on the southern edge of Belfast in County Down, a town that has grown substantially as a commuter settlement while developing its own commercial centre.
County Down · about 20 miles
Holywood sits on the County Down shore of Belfast Lough, an affluent town with a compact historic centre, a strong seafront and a good deal of high-value period property.
County Down · about 22 miles
Banbridge is a County Down town on the River Bann, best known for the cut through its main street and its history in the linen trade. It sits toward the southern edge of our travel radius on the A1 corridor.
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County Armagh · about 14 miles
Lurgan is a large town at the southern end of Lough Neagh, historically a linen town and now part of the wider Craigavon urban area. It has a distinctive long main street and Lurgan Park on its edge.
County Armagh · about 16 miles
Craigavon was built as a planned new town between Lurgan and Portadown, and its layout, housing and commercial areas are quite unlike the older towns either side of it.
County Armagh · about 20 miles
Portadown sits on the River Bann at the southern end of the Craigavon urban area, a long-established market and industrial town with a substantial commercial centre.
Questions
We work within roughly 20 miles of Glenavy, County Antrim. That covers 30 towns and villages across County Antrim, the north of County Down and part of County Armagh.
No. Anywhere inside our normal working area, travel is not added to the quotation.
Ask us. The listed towns are the ones we cover regularly, but whether we can reach somewhere slightly further out depends mostly on the size of the job. A full house of sills is a different proposition to a single small item.
Not currently. Larne is around 24 miles from Glenavy, which puts it outside the area we can serve properly. We would rather say so than take an enquiry we cannot do justice to.
Send us your postcode and we will tell you straight away.
