We build for heavy industry
Planned maintenance
Scheduled inspections, servicing and spares for pumps, compressors, cranes and conveyors, so a breakdown becomes the exception.
Design and build
Plant rooms, mezzanines and production halls designed in-house, fabricated in our own shop and installed by our own crews.
Breakdown response
Engineers on call day and night, in vans stocked for the plant they are driving to. Most sites see us within four hours.
Engineering and construction since 1984
One contractor,
survey to handover
Design, fabrication, installation and maintenance under one contract.
Industry began as a two-man pipe-fitting firm on the docks. Forty years on we are 640 engineers, welders, electricians and project managers working for manufacturers, ports, utilities and logistics firms. Every project is run by one engineer from the first site visit to the final sign-off, and our own fabrication shop turns drawings into steel without waiting on anyone else’s schedule.
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Sectors we build for
The industries our engineers know from the inside.
Process and utilities
Pump stations, compressed air, steam and cooling water: plant-room piping designed, installed and commissioned.
Civil and infrastructure
Bridges, access roads, yard surfacing and drainage for ports, depots and the business parks around them.
Advanced manufacturing
Assembly halls, overhead cranes and clean production lines for aerospace and precision engineering.
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Latest finished projects
A few of the jobs our crews signed off this year.
What our clients say
Latest from our blog
Site notes, case studies and practical advice from the people who do the work.
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1A press rebuild in seventy-two hours
A cracked cylinder on a 1,200-tonne press, a bank-holiday weekend and a line that had to run on Tuesday. How the job was planned and done.
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0The safety walk we do before every shutdown
An hour on foot, a clipboard and the plant’s own operators. Why the most useful part of a shutdown happens a week before it starts.
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0Pipe spools: build them in the shop or on site?
Prefabrication saves time on site, but not always. The four questions we ask before deciding where a spool gets welded.
