Services
We carry out the full cycle around surfaces and ground — from clearing and excavation to the finished asphalt or block paving. Select a service for details, the working method and frequently asked questions.
Asphalt paving
Asphalt laid over a properly built sub-base — for streets, yards, car parks and industrial hardstandings.
- Asphalt paving for streets and roads
- Asphalt paving for yards and car parks
- Asphalt hardstandings
- Repair and reinstatement of asphalt surfaces
- Preparation and laying of sub-bases
Excavation and earthworks
Excavation for construction, foundations and infrastructure, filling and spoil removal.
- Excavation for construction
- Trenches for water mains and sewerage
- Excavation for foundations
- Fill and backfill
- Site clearance and preparation
- Loading, hauling and spreading of spoil
Site grading
Shaping the ground to levels and falls, so that water runs where it should rather than towards the building.
- Levelling and grading of ground
- Forming falls and drainage
- Preparing sites for construction
- Building platforms, paths and accesses
Block paving and pavements
Block paving laid on a compacted base with proper joints and firmly bedded kerbs — a surface that neither sinks nor works loose.
- Concrete and decorative block paving
- Pavement surfaces
- Kerbs
- Paths and pedestrian areas
- Accesses to properties and garages
- Car parks and yards
Platforms and temporary roads
Access and working areas for the build — put in quickly, so heavy plant can get on site in the first week.
- Temporary site roads
- Accesses to construction sites
- Platforms for construction plant
- Working and storage areas
- Preparing ground for subsequent construction
Concrete solutions
Structural concrete and shell construction — foundations, footings and slabs, the work under the building before the surface is reached.
- Foundations, footings and structural slabs
- Fence footings and plinths
- Hardstandings for plant
- Formwork and reinforcement
- Structural shell and accompanying masonry
Retaining walls
Reinforced concrete walls with formwork and reinforcement, or walls of interlocking concrete blocks — always with drainage behind, because it is the water, not the soil, that pushes a wall over.
- Cast in situ reinforced concrete retaining walls
- Retaining walls of interlocking concrete blocks
- Excavation and footing under the wall
- Formwork and reinforcement to the design
- Drainage membrane, pipe and gravel behind the wall
- Backfill and compaction
Drainage
Drainage around foundations, in the yard and behind retaining walls — the water is collected before it reaches the basement and carried to where it can go.
- Drainage around building foundations
- Yard and plot drainage for groundwater
- Drainage behind retaining walls
- Drainage under foundation slabs
- Inspection and collector chambers
- Drainage membranes
Not finding your exact case? Most projects combine several activities. Get in touch and describe the site — we will tell you what is needed and in what order.
Got a site? Get in touch and we will come and look at it.
The site visit and the quotation are free and carry no obligation. Call or write to us and we will arrange a day.