Reinforced concrete
Formwork, steel fixing and concrete, poured by our own gangs.
We form, fix and pour reinforced concrete across the South West: foundations, pile caps, ground beams, slabs, bases and retaining structures. One gang owns the formwork, the reinforcement and the pour, so tolerances, finish and programme sit with us rather than across three subcontractors.
The brief
Concrete standards and records
Concrete is specified to BS 8500 and placed to BS EN 13670. Pour records, cube results and as-builts come as standard, and temporary works are designed and checked under BS 5975.
Certified to deliver
Constructionline
Verified accreditation and supply-chain assurance.
SSIP
Safety Schemes in Procurement, health and safety pre-qualified.
SMAS Worksafe
Recognised health and safety competency.
Cyber Essentials
Certified against common cyber threats.
On site
How we work
A lot of our concrete work is on live sites: a road held open on temporary works while the wall below it is rebuilt, or repairs timed around tides. We plan pours around access, weather windows and the rest of the programme, not the other way round.
Related work
- Weston Road retaining wall, Long Ashton: 107m rebuilt in 10m bays under a live road for North Somerset Council
- Marine Lake, Weston-super-Mare: concrete repairs delivered between tides
- Boat slipway, Portishead Marina: reinforced concrete slipway built for the tides
Our concrete record includes tidal and coastal structures and works on live highways. See our marine and coastal projects.
What we self-deliver
Capabilities
Where else we work
Related services and sectors
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