Case Studies

In May 2021, the Yorkshire Wildlife Park opened the new ‘Point Lobos’ expansion featuring a family of six California sea lions, making the two-acre water feature the largest filtered sea lion exhibit in the world.

After wagons in a freight train derailed close to Carlisle the damage to the track and the bridge resulted in an emergency programme of structural reinforcement to the existing brick arches of the rail bridge.

A typical slope stabilisation project requiring excavation, soil nails, reinforcing mesh and a sprayed concrete facing shouldn’t pose any real issues for a specialist contractor.

Possibly our largest sprayed concrete piling contract of the year took two of our crews to Chesham in Buckinghamshire for works to be completed in two distinct phases.

Our remit was to create a natural rock formation to replicate a cavern in the underground swimming pool area at a ninth century Celtic Keep in Southern Ireland.

A failing railway embankment in Lewes, Sussex requiring emergency remediation to prevent local residents’ gardens collapsing onto the line.