Clearance, setting out and reduced-level dig to a workable platform.
ExploreFinishing & Specialist
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Commercial groundworks and civils packages across London and the South East.
All areas we coverSubstructure packages for main contractors and developers across Greater London, run by our own crews and plant.
Hillingdon is inside the boundary, so our plant is not fighting its way in from outside every morning. On a confined London site that matters more than anywhere: the delivery window is narrow, the turning space is borrowed, and if a wagon is late the whole day goes.
We plan the logistics before we mobilise, because on a city site the logistics are the job.
One discipline or the whole substructure — the scope does not change with the postcode.
Clearance, setting out and reduced-level dig to a workable platform.
ExploreMuck shift and dig to formation under a managed haulage plan.
ExploreStrip and trench-fill footings, pads, pile caps and ground beams.
ExploreFrames, cores, retaining walls and watertight basement boxes.
ExploreFoul and surface water runs, chambers, attenuation and connections.
ExploreGround-bearing and power-floated slabs laid to tolerance.
ExploreAlso delivering hard & soft landscaping, tank installation and Section 278 highway works.
See all servicesThe same sequence on every London job, so you always know what happens next and who owns it.
Send the plans, the scope and the dates you need to hit. You get an honest answer on whether it suits us.
We walk it and check access, levels, ground conditions and services. Most surprises get found here rather than mid-dig.
A priced package with the build order set out and a start date we are willing to commit to.
Our own crews, plant and supervision, with one point of contact reporting as the works progress.
Inspected, signed off and cleared, ready for the follow-on trades to start on programme.
Plenty of our London work is on plots with one gate, a pavement licence and a neighbour on both sides. The dig is rarely the hard part. What decides the programme is when wagons can arrive, where they turn, and who has signed off the crossing.
On top of that come the borough conditions: permits, hours of work, noise limits and Section 278 approvals, each with their own timescales.
A look at work delivered across London and the South East.
Send us the drawings and the dates you need to hit. We’ll come back with a measured price and an honest start date.
Same crews, same plant, same scope — different postcode.
Site somewhere else? Send the postcode with your drawings and we will tell you straight away.
All areas we cover“They priced the package, sequenced it properly, then ran it the way they said they would. We were not chasing anyone.”
“Straight answers when things moved on site, and the programme held. Worth more than the cheapest number on the tender.”
“Site came back to us cleared and inspected, so our follow-on trades were not picking up after them.”
If yours is not here, ring the office — it is usually a two-minute answer.
Yes. Our plant and haulage are priced with the charges included, so they are in the quote rather than turning up later as an extra.
Most of our London work is exactly that. Delivery windows, turning, wagon size and where the skip and scaffold sit all get planned before we mobilise.
Yes. Highway works follow the borough’s specification and inspection regime, and we arrange permits and traffic management as part of the package.
Works are sequenced around the permitted hours on the permit. Where a borough restricts breaking or piling times, that is built into the programme rather than discovered on week one.
Yes, and on a confined London site it is usually the only sensible way to run it. One contractor coordinating the sequence rather than six trades sharing one gate.
We will walk it, measure it up, and come back with a price and a start date we can hold.