Construction Project Director salary in the UK
Construction Project Director roles in the UK are advertised at a median of £110,000 a year (n=26). That is within 1% of the UK-wide Project Director median of £110,000 (n=31). Based on 35 adverts live on this board, 74% of which state pay. Updated 4 October 2026.
That is within 1% of the UK-wide Project Director median of £110,000 (n=31).
How the adverts spread
The five measured points of advertised pay for Construction Project Director roles across the UK.
- Lowest advertised£77,500advertised · the lowest of 26 adverts stating pay · 04 Oct 2026
- 25th percentile£100,625advertised · a quarter of 26 adverts are below · 04 Oct 2026
- Median£110,000advertised · half of 26 adverts are below · 04 Oct 2026
- 75th percentile£141,250advertised · three quarters of 26 adverts are below · 04 Oct 2026
- Highest advertised£152,500advertised · the highest of 26 adverts stating pay · 04 Oct 2026
Project Director pay by sector
Median advertised salary for Project Director roles in each sector, UK-wide. Each sector has its own page and its own sample.
- Construction & Property (this page)£110,000advertised · 26 adverts stating pay · 04 Oct 2026
- EnergyFewer than 5 adverts state pay.1 of 4 live adverts states pay · 04 Oct 2026
- Infrastructure & HighwaysFewer than 5 adverts state pay.None of 2 live adverts state pay · 04 Oct 2026
- NHS & HealthcareFewer than 5 adverts state pay.None of 1 live advert state pay · 04 Oct 2026
- Defence & AerospaceFewer than 5 adverts state pay.None of 1 live advert state pay · 04 Oct 2026
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How the sector figure is worked out
An advert counts towards Construction & Property when its title, its employer or its category places it there and it is classified as Project Director. An advert that names no sector counts towards the every-sector figure only: a wrong sector would put its pay in the wrong comparison.
Adverts that state no pay (competitive, negotiable, depending on experience) are counted in the total and left out of every figure, which is why the share stating pay is printed beside the sample.
Nothing is estimated. Below 5 adverts stating pay this site publishes no figure and says how many it has. The full method.