Case Studies
Case Studies
How Will The New Shetland Road Tunnels Be Maintained?
The use of concrete waterproofing systems is vital whenever there is a threat of flooding in a tunnel. Discover why this will be vital in the Shetland Islands.
How Can Concrete Repairs Protect Undersea Tunnels?
Regular concrete condition surveys, combined with fast responses when problems emerge and the use of the latest tech, can extend the life of undersea tunnels.
Why Check Concrete Structures After A Heat Wave In The UK?
The UK has experienced record temperatures in May this year, with maximum temperatures exceeding 30 degrees C in many locations around the country over the second May bank holiday weekend. As a result, you may want to check any concrete structures for signs of cracks, as the heat can place stress on concrete. This could […]
What Do Cracks In Concrete Mean And How Are They Repaired?
Learn about some of the most common kinds of cracks in concrete and discover what you can do to repair them under the guidance of concrete repair specialists.
Could Self-Repairing Concrete Fundamentally Change Repairs?
Find out more about what we know about self-repairing concrete, how it works, the potential it has shown in experiments and its current laboratory limitations.
What Are The Five Most Common Types Of Concrete Failure?
Find out more about the most common types of concrete failure, why they occur and how they can be effectively repaired whilst maintaining structural integrity.
How Crack Injections Can Help Structures Last For Longer
Find out how concrete repair specialists in the UK keep structures lasting as long as possible by using crack injections and pressure grouting to fix gaps.
How Long Does Concrete Typically Last Once It Is Installed?
Find out why concrete often lasts so long, why it sometimes lasts even longer than its rated lifespan and which factors can affect its condition and longevity.
Building Restoration Highlights Importance Of Waterproofing
Concrete waterproofing systems are not just for tunnels, with a listed building restoration project highlighting how important they can be above ground, too.
How Should You Repair Fire-Damaged Concrete Structures?
Find out the effects prolonged exposure to fire has on concrete, how it can affect its structural integrity and when you may need to call in repair specialists.
Consider Structural Leak Sealing Before The Seasonal Storms
Discover why structural leak sealing might be worth considering to protect your building from damage ahead of the stormy weather this coming autumn and winter.
Major Haweswater Aqueduct Tunnels Project Takes Shape
Concrete waterproofing systems may play a major role in the renewal of the Haweswater aqueduct that carries water from the Lake District to Manchester.
Crack Injection Work Needed In Brighton ‘Haunted House’
Crack injection work is one of the tasks of a major restoration project needed to restore a historic (and allegedly haunted) manor house in Brighton.& Hove.
How Concrete Waterproofing Can Protect Tunnels From Water
Concrete waterproofing can be transformational in fixing major leaks in tunnels, especially older, brick-lined tunnels that pass under rivers or aquifers.
Why Concrete Repairs Are A Key Part Of Transport Funding
Pledges of new government money for transport projects will help fund new schemes, but concrete repairs to existing infrastructure will also be important.
How Was The Longest Concrete Viaduct In Scotland Repaired?
After a year, a dedicated group of concrete engineers have completed repairs on one of the UK’s most famous concrete railway bridges and preserved history.
Will Road Tunnel Projects Extend Beyond The Thames?
The work of concrete waterproofing companies is often needed in London with its Underground and many more transport tunnels. But will the north be next?
Shetlands Plans Undersea Tunnel Network Like Faroes
Nowhere needs concrete waterproofing systems more than undersea tunnels - with the Shetland Islands planning to offer an all-weather alternative to ferries.
Closed Welsh Railway Tunnel Set For Restoration Scheme
There are many times when a tunnel needs a leak sealing, preventing water ingress and enabling it to continue being used for road, rail, foot, or cycle traffic. But the task may be a somewhat larger one if the tunnel has been derelict and closed for many years. Such could be the case for the […]
Haweswater Aqueduct Tunnels Set For Major Repair Work
One of the longest underground water supply aqueducts in the UK is set for significant concrete repairs, Nearly 80 years after it first began operating.
Does Your Structure Need Leak Sealing Before Wet Winter?
It is important that structural leak sealing takes place in concrete structures before rainy weather occurs to avoid flooding and deterioration of buildings.
Will Wetter Weather Mean More Water Pipe Repairs Needed?
Concrete waterproofing companies may be heavily involved as under-fire water companies seek repairs to avoid punishments for leaks and pollution spillages.
How Are Concrete Structures Repaired After Extreme Weather?
Storms, floods and strong winds can cause significant damage to major concrete infrastructure. How can they be repaired quickly enough to avoid second impacts?
What Causes Concrete To Bubble And How Can You Avoid It?
Bubbling or blistering concrete is often a sign of significant environmental issues, but effective and timely repairs can minimise its effect and reverse it.
Why Did A Concrete Road Repair Set An Important Precedent?
The concrete repair work undertaken on the A12 Margaretting Bypass was unusual for a road of its type, but could it set the tempo for future concrete roadworks?
Call For Tunnel Scheme Decisions To Be Accelerated
Concrete waterproofing companies will be among those hoping to see faster decision-making in favour of major tunnelling projects after the general election.
Why Has It Taken So Long For Critical Concrete Replacements?
Concrete is an astonishingly robust material that can survive for far longer than its estimated lifespan, but this tendency can become a double-edged sword.
Cambridge Breakthrough Promises Low-Emission Concrete
Concrete repairs are important for keeping structures like buildings and tunnels in good shape, but the carbon footprint has been an issue - until now.
Pressure Grouting Can Be Used To Repair Concrete Buildings
It is essential that concrete repair specialists are called in when cracks appear in buildings to prevent them from worsening and to keep the structure sound.
How Is Concrete Made? We Explain The Concrete-Making Process
Thanks to its versatility, durability and affordability, concrete has made its way into practically every street on the planet. But how exactly is it made?
Why Are Some Concrete Roofs Being Urgently Repaired?
Schools, airports, shopping centres and Preston Guild Hall all suddenly required urgent concrete repairs due to the very unpredictable ways RAAC concrete ages.
How Does Carbon Fibre Strengthen Buildings
Structures might need to be strengthened over time, which is where the carbon fibre strengthening of concrete can help, enabling them to take more impact.
8 Stressors That Can Damage Concrete
Here we’ll go over some of the most common stressors that affect concrete, as well as pointing out the best course of action if signs of damage start to appear.
Concrete Manufacture: Scientists Find Substitute For Sand
When you hear the word “finite resources”, chances are the first images that come to mind are fossil fuels, precious metals and the like. But what about sand?
More Schools And Colleges With RAAC Identified
The UK government has identified a further 17 schools and colleges where concrete is at risk of collapse, taking the overall tally to a worrying 231 buildings.
Thousands Of Tonnes Of Concrete Used On HS2 Project
As work ramps up on the highly controversial HS2 project, images showing the construction of a 300-metre-long viaduct made from concrete have been released.
What Can Cause Concrete To Start Cracking?
In this informative post, we’ll take you through the various types of concrete cracks, what causes them and the different methods we use to fix the damage.
6 Telltale Signs A Concrete Repair Is Necessary
In this blog post, we'll take a look at the telltale signs that a concrete structure could use some TLC to help you identify when urgent action is required.
What Do Engineers Check For In A Concrete Condition Survey?
Companies that are due to have a concrete condition survey might be wondering what they can expect from the inspection. Read on to find out more information.
Can You Repair Submerged Concrete?
Concrete is a vital part of many underwater pieces of infrastructure, but with preparation concrete repairs of submerged structures are easier than one expects.
How Tunnel Lining Helped Modernise The ‘Clockwork Orange’
The installation of concrete waterproofing systems can be vital in tunnels that are prone to water ingress, especially those that pass under large rivers.
Why Concrete Infrastructure Repairs Should Not Be Deferred
Preventative maintenance and concrete repairs should be undertaken as soon as is reasonably possible, as waiting too long can often make a minor issue bigger.
What Is Carbon Fibre And What Makes It So Strong?
Carbon fibre is an excellent material which is both extremely strong and durable as well as being flexible and lightweight and is used for many applications.
Bradford City Centre Carpark To Be Refurbished Over Summer
A carpark in Bradford will be given an update over the summer, with concrete repair specialists in the UK refurbishing the Broadway Shopping Centre structure.
Top Tips For Properly And Effectively Maintaining Concrete
Concrete is a popular building material due to its strength and versatility and regular maintenance helps to make it as long-lasting and durable as possible.
Why Correctly Repairing Concrete Issues Is Essential
Concrete is an incredible material that is strong and versatile, however damage must be repaired effectively and quickly to ensure no further damage occurs.
Bournemouth Carpark Is Rebuilt After 20 Yrs Of Problems
A Bournemouth carpark has been rebuilt, after it has been hit with problems since it opened. A concrete condition survey is needed to ensure carparks are safe.
Kent Car Park Closes Indefinitely For ‘Essential Repairs’
A car park in Ashford, Kent, has been closed to enable the local authority to carry out essential repairs, which might include concrete restoration and repair.
Historic Derbyshire Train Tunnels Are Set To Be Updated
Repair work will soon begin to upgrade two historic railway tunnels in Derbyshire, after concrete condition surveys are likely to have been conducted first.
City Councillor Calls For Repairs To Peterborough Carpark
A city councillor has called for large potholes in a Peterborough carpark to be fixed immediately, which would require concrete repair specialists in the UK.
What Are The Benefits Of Using Reinforced Concrete?
Reinforced concrete uses additional supports to increase the materials strength and durability making it a great choice for expansive or heavy-duty projects.
Repairs Force Tentsmuir Forest Car Park In Fife To Close
Amendments are being carried out on Tentsmuir Forest car park by concrete repair specialists in the UK, which mean it has been closed to the general public.
What Makes Concrete Such A Strong Material?
Concrete is an incredibly strong and durable building material that’s used in all manner of projects both big and small due to its versailtility and reliability
Improving Concrete Sustainability
Concrete is a widely used building material and making a few changes to make it more sustainable and eco-friendly can help both us and our planet.
Wychavon Council To Spend £800,000 On Carpark Repairs
Wychavon District Council will require concrete repair specialists in the UK after revealing plans to spend £800,000 resurfacing several town centre car parks.
The Controversy Over Interlocking Modular Concrete Blocks
A construction firm known for their high-quality online videos learned that whilst Lego are a toy company, they were serious when it comes to their trademark.
Section Of Scottish Bridge To Undergo Major Revamp
A concrete restoration and repair contract has been awarded for a section of the Kincardine Bridge by Transport Scotland, replacing a 30-year-old structure.
UK’s Highest Railway Reopens After Concrete Repairs
The completion of some extensive renovation works, including concrete repairs, has finally enabled the Cairngorm Mountain Railway to reopen to the public.
What Causes Concrete To Crack?
Concrete is an incredibly strong and versatile material, which is why it is used in so many different building and construction projects.
Berkshire Council Closes Car Park Due To Danger
A Berkshire car park needs a concrete condition survey and has been closed to the public to prevent anyone from getting injured until it has been deemed safe.
What Is The UK’s Largest Concrete Repair Procedure?
Arguably the biggest such repair project ever undertaken on a piece of concrete infrastructure in the UK was undertaken in 2019 on the Oldbury Viaduct on the M5.
Pothole Complaints Lead To Car Park Repairs
London Marylebone Station closed to passengers and trains to enable tunnel repairs to take place. On Wednesday (September 7th), Chiltern Railways trains were unable to arrive or depart from the station, as engineers were busy repairing loose brickwork in St John’s Wood tunnel earlier in the morning. The work was completed by 1000, although Chiltern […]
Norwich Car Park Needs £1m Repairs To Reduce Suicide Risk
A Norwich car park will undergo £1.2 million of repairs to meet safety standards following concrete condition surveys and prevent more suicides from occurring.
How To Repair Cracks In Concrete
It is a fact of motoring life that when the rubber hits the road, both tyres and the road surface are gradually worn down and will need replacing or repairs. But now a solution has emerged that could kill both birds with one stone. The idea of using recycled rubber from worn-out tyres in concrete […]
Tunnel Repairs Forces Marylebone Station To Close
London Marylebone Station closed to passengers and trains to enable tunnel repairs to take place. On Wednesday (September 7th), Chiltern Railways trains were unable to arrive or depart from the station, as engineers were busy repairing loose brickwork in St John’s Wood tunnel earlier in the morning. The work was completed by 1000, although Chiltern […]
Tunnel Repairs In Manchester To Finish In Summer ‘23
An area of Manchester has had its roads dug up for over a year due to an old railway tunnel, but it has now been revealed the repairs will not be complete until summer 2023. Whitefield’s green was removed in March 2021 after inspectors found an iron support beam in a Victorian railway, underneath the […]
Engineers Announce Tyre Rubber Concrete Breakthrough
It is a fact of motoring life that when the rubber hits the road, both tyres and the road surface are gradually worn down and will need replacing or repairs. But now a solution has emerged that could kill both birds with one stone. The idea of using recycled rubber from worn-out tyres in concrete […]
National Highways Completes Complex M6 Viaduct Repair Project
National Highways announced that it had finally completed a series of complex concrete repairs on Bromford Viaduct, the longest bridge in the United Kingdom. The £1.5m repairs to Bromford Viaduct on Junction 6 of the M6 near Spaghetti Junction, were complicated not just because of their proximity to a particularly busy part of the M6, but […]
Penge Tunnel Closed For Nine Days For Repairs
Rail users who regularly travel between Brixton and Beckenham Junction will see their journeys disrupted as work gets underway for urgent repairs to the Penge Tunnel.
Updated List Of At-Risk Buildings Published
The conservation body Save Britain’s Heritage has published its annual update of at-risk buildings, with 60 new entries added to the 1,200 already on the list. Among them are many listed buildings, places with significant heritage but at risk of falling into ruin through neglect or demolition. Some will need significant restoration work such as […]
M6 Prepares To Close For Bridge Repairs
A section of the M6 will close to allow repairs to be made on a bridge near junction 21.
Extensive Tyne Bridge Repair Scheme Approved
The famed Tyne Bridge that links Newcastle and Gateshead is set to receive funding for considerable, extensive and comprehensive repairs after a Major Road Network fund scheme proposal was approved.
Northern Line Branch Opens Following Upgrade Work
The Bank Branch of the Northern Line on the London Underground has reopened after a major upgrade that has included the construction of a whole new tunnel for trains. Other work has included a wider southbound platform and further work due to be completed later this year will add new escalators and lifts, better street […]
Kent Car Park Repairs Called ‘Pathetic’
Residents in Kent have complained about recent repairs to a seaside car park, saying the work to fix potholes there is “pathetic”.
Scarborough Tunnel Restoration Helps Open Up Attraction
A previously sealed foot tunnel in Scarborough has been reopened as part of a project to link up a popular public open space overlooking the sea.
Experiment Launch To See The Viability Of Concrete in Space
An experiment is set to be literally launched to see how effective concrete and concrete repairs are in outer space.
Iconic Falmouth Pier Needs Urgent Repairs
Falmouth’s Prince of Wales Pier requires ‘significant’ urgent repairs, as recent inspections have found that more of the pier’s steps have disintegrated and fallen into the sea.
Report About Europe’s Longest Cycling Tunnel Premature, Say Campaigners
A newspaper report that said that plans to create what would be the longest cycling tunnel in Europe have been greenlit was premature, according to the group that has been campaigning to have the Rhondda Tunnel in Wales reopened for use by cyclists.
Campaigners Near Target To Save Historic Saltdean Lido
Recent years have seen a surge in interest in Britain’s historic outdoor swimming pools. The lidos were first popularised during the 1920s and 30s, as part of a rising movement of both leisure and public health. Sadly, they fell out of favour in the late twentieth century, and many, such as the Saltdean Lido in […]
Guildhall Repairs Force Dorset Street To Close
A street in Dorset has been closed off to drivers to allow workmen to carry out repairs on the Guildhall building.
What Causes Cracks In Concrete?
Here are some common causes of cracks in concrete and their effects on concrete repairs.
Private Flood Defences ‘In Need Of Repair’
While a lot of major defences are run by local authorities, over a quarter are privately owned, often by people with neither the inclination nor the funds to maintain them.
Can You Grow Concrete? Not Yet
In the heat of the moment, in the middle of an argument, it is understandable to assert a fact that seems self-evidently untrue to be a contrarian.
Repair Work For Cracked Lintels At Stonehenge Monument
The ancient Stonehenge monument on Salisbury Plain is undergoing repair work for the first time in over 60 years.
New Stations Add To Tube Maintenance List
London Underground has commenced services on a new spur of the Northern Line, following the completion of a £1.1 billion project that started in 2015.
Work Begins On Ventilation Shafts For HS2’s Chiltern Tunnels
Five ventilation shafts for High Speed 2’s (HS2’s) Chiltern Tunnels are in the process of being created.
Refurbished Landmark Hull Public Baths Reopens
Following a £3.75 million refurbishment, Beverly Road Baths in Hull has been officially reopened by Lord Mayor, Councillor Lynn Petrini, where she unveiled a new plaque in a ceremony.
Works Programme On Cleveland Bridge Updated
A programme of works to repair the Cleveland Bridge in Bath is to continue with the removal of the damaged concrete trusses that support the deck, and a temporary footway is to be laid on the west side.
Highways England Forced To Apply For Retrospective Permission For Bridge Infill
At least 15 councils have pushed back against Highways England’s plans to destroy 15 structures and infill 69 further viaducts and bridges.
Concrete Road Repairs Manual Updated By Highways England
The main governing body for Britain’s roads has updated its handbook for concrete repairs for the first time in 30 years.
Project Aims To Cut Concrete Carbon
With so many buildings, tunnels, bridges, roads and other structures made from concrete, the need to carry out concrete repairs will be a regular occurrence.
Hospital Set For Major A&E Refurbishment
Manchester Royal Infirmary (MRI) is set to undergo a major expansion to its accident and emergency department, enabling the city to meet its expanding health needs.
Concrete Buildings On Society’s ‘Most At Risk’ List
Every two years the 20th Century Society publishes its Buildings at Risk List and it has just produced its 2021 edition, with some notable entries.
Urgent Southsea Castle Sea Defences Repair Work Underway
Urgent concrete repairs to the sea defence walls at Southsea Castle in Portsmouth have gotten underway.
Multi-Million Pound Scheme Launched To Repair Old Concrete Roads
A £285m concrete repair project that aims to revitalise almost 400 miles of England’s road networks. has been announced by Highways England.
King’s Lynn Hospital Roof Declared ‘Critical’
An inspection of the roof of QEH in King's Lynn, Norfolk, has led to a ‘small number’ of patients being moved out of critical care due to concerns.
How Do You Determine Dangerous Concrete Cracks?
Here is how to determine when a crack is a sign of severe concrete damage.
Sea Wall Collapse Sees Beach Steps Closed
Steps leading down to a popular Falmouth beach have had to be cordoned off after recent storms cause part of the sea wall to collapse.
Weak Road Bridges On The Rise In Britain
An estimate 150 more bridges in Britain have been identified as being unable to take the weight of goods traffic and requiring some level of stone or concrete repairs.
Repair Work To Begin On York’s Historic City Walls
One of the most iconic sections of York’s famous city walls is set to begin a series of repairs from the start of February.
Knebworth Heritage Site Undergoing Structural Repairs
Emergency structural repairs are underway at Knebworth House in Hertfordshire, to pre3serve the heritage site for future generations.
M11 Concrete Road Surface Repairs To Be Completed In Time For Christmas
The month-long maintenance and concrete repairs on potholes and cracks on the M11 will be completed in the middle of December.
Urgent Repairs Brought Forward For Manchester Velodrome
Priority building works on the National Cycling Centre in Manchester have been brought forward due to the risk of “catastrophic failings”.
Common Problems That Can Occur In Concrete
While, generally speaking, concrete is a relatively easy material to work with, it is important that it’s handled properly from start to finish.
UK Concrete Reveals Roadmap To Beyond Net Zero Strategy
Come the year 2050, a net negative industry will have been achieved through the use of natural properties of concrete.
Road Closures Begin For Clifton Bridge Repairs
The road underneath Clifton Bridge is to be closed overnight for 13 days to allow for essential concrete repairs to be made. In total, the bridge will be closed from 8pm to 6am every day from 5th to 18th October, as well as all day on the 10th and 11th, according to Highways England. This […]
Building Refurbishment To Create Offices To Go Ahead In Stamford
The former St John’s Ambulance premises, which has stood empty for around five years, will still be refurbished and turned into office space.
A83 In Scotland Undergoing Essential Repairs
A stretch of the A83 near Argyll in Scotland is undergoing essential repair work after a landslide earlier in August took part of the road with it
Cost Of Torquay Sea Wall Repairs Revealed
Repairs on the sea wall have started and it now appears that it is going to cost the local council over £100,000 to repair the damage to the structure.
Swindon Schools Undergo Much-Needed Repair Work
1,243 schools around England will be given cash from the £434 million Condition Improvement Fund, aimed at improving building structures & health & safety.
Sunderland Council Approves £1m Bridges Project
Bridges in Sunderland are in such dire need of structural repair that Sunderland City Council quickly approved plans to invest £1 million on updating them.
Historic Pier In Fife Set For Repairs
A 19th-century pier on the east coast of Scotland could soon be restored to heritage standards, after years of disrepair have left it crumbling, with many large sections lost to the sea.
Masonry Repairs Required On Ribblehead Viaduct
Masonry repairs are required on the Ribblehead Viaduct, which carries the Settle to Carlisle line across some remote terrain in the Yorkshire Dales National Park.
The Importance Of Concrete Waterproofing Systems
In order for engineered infrastructure to perform in the way that it has been designed, it’s essential that waterproofing is carried out.
Could Winsford College Get Cash For Building Refurb?
Winsford College in Cheshire might be given an upgrade, after applying for a funding for building repairs.
Why Does The Palace Of Westminster Need Renovations?
It’s one of the world’s most iconic landmarks, and attracts over a million tourists every year but the Palace of Westminster is in a poor state.
£1.12bn Needed To Repair 3,000 Crumbling Bridges
Over 3,000 bridges in use across the UK have been classed as substandard, and not capable of supporting the heaviest vehicles.
What Causes Concrete Corrosion?
Concrete can deteriorate for numerous reasons, leaving buildings with structural problems and aesthetic issues that will need to be addressed.
Foreva Concrete Repairs launches in the UK
Structural repair and refurbishment company Foreva Concrete Repairs Limited launched this spring with the first of a series of introductory breakfast meetings.
Upper Keele Service Reservoir Structural Repairs & Waterproofing
Structural Repairs & Waterproofing Upper Keele Service Reservoir, Welshpool Client: Severn Trent Water Main Contractor: Black & Veatch Construction Period: 4 weeks Structural repairs and waterproofing were required on the Upper Keele Service Reservoir, which forms the Severn Trent Water (STW) drinking water distribution network in the Welshpool area of Powys. A structural survey of […]
Grand Canal Docks refurbishment
Dock Refurbishment Grand Canal Docks, Dublin Client: Waterways Ireland Contract Duration: 30 weeks Grand Canal Dock is a 200-year-old basin between the Grand Canal and River Liffey in Dublin. The area underwent massive commercial and residential development, which included refurbishment of the docks. By using innovative underwater shutters and micro-concrete, we were able to offer […]
Epoxy Resin Crack Injection Wimbledon Depot
Epoxy Resin Crack Injection Wimbledon Train Maintenance Depot Client: Stagecoach South Western Trains Contractor: Geoffrey Osborne Ltd Engineer: Frankham Consultancy Group Works Commenced: July 2017 Wimbledon Train Maintenance Depot services the train fleet for South West Trains. The facility was built in the early 20th Century with mass concrete walls, which were repaired in the […]
Medway Police Station Retaining Wall Repair
Retaining Wall Repair Medway Police Station, Kent Client: Vinci Construction UK Facilities Works Commenced: July 2018 Works Completed: August 2018 A retaining wall in the car park of Medway Police Station required brickwork repair and protective coating. The works included A hammer tap survey of each repair area, marking out the extent of the repair […]
Grovelands Car Park Concrete Repair & Waterproofing
Concrete repairs, Waterproofing and Brickwork repair Grovelands Shopping Centre Car Park, Oxfordshire Client: The Mid Counties Co-operative Ltd Designer: Pennycuick Collins Works Commenced: March 2018 Works Completed: June 2018 Damage to concrete was observed on the underside of a suspended car park roof slab at Grovelands Shopping Centre in Oxfordshire. The car park was built […]
Wolverhampton University Concrete Column Damage Repair
Structural Concrete Repair Wolverhampton University Fire Damaged Column Repair Client: Wolverhampton University Contract Duration: 8 days A fire within the Arts Department of Wolverhampton University had caused structural spalling damage and cracking to a reinforced concrete support column. Quick mobilisation was required to carry out the works with minimal disruption, so the Department could re-open […]
External Refurbishment, Rycroft Leeds
External Refurbishment Rycroft Place, Court, Green & Towers, Leeds Client: Leeds City Council Contract Duration: 30 weeks Further to the successful completion of work at Poplar Court, Leeds City Council appointed us to carry out repair works on four residential tower blocks in the city. The repair works included: External concrete repairs Coatings Roof insulation […]
Queen Marys Gate Carbon Fibre Strengthening
Carbon Fibre Strengthening Queen Mary’s Gate, London Client: Telford Homes Engineer: White Young Green Frame: Contractor Atlantic Contract Duration: 1 week Queen Mary’s Gate was a multi-phase residential development by Telford Homes, consisting of a cluster of 16 blocks of flats constructed on South Woodford High Road in London. The last phase of construction included […]
External Refurbishment Poplar
External Refurbishment Poplar Court, Leeds Client: Leeds City Council Contract Duration: 36 weeks Leeds City Council commissioned a major refurbishment scheme of four 14 floor blocks of flats in the Poplar area of Leeds. The extensive external refurbishment included: External concrete repairs Application of protective coatings Roof insulation Asphaltic coatings Cavity insulation Repairs to bin […]
Secklow Gate Bridge Repair & Strengthening
Repair & Strengthening of Fire Damaged Structure Secklow Gate Bridge, Milton Keynes Client: Milton Keynes Council Consultants: Mouchel Principal Contractor: Birse Civils Secklow Gate Bridge in Milton Keynes city centre carries a dual carriageway over the town’s the central shopping area. Beneath the bridge is an outdoor market, where a fire broke out in causing […]
Connaught Tunnel Waterstopping and Control of Water Ingress
Waterstopping and Control of Water Ingress Connaught Tunnel, Crossrail Client: Crossrail Principal Contractor: Bachy Soletanche (Phase 1) Vinci Construction (Phase 2) Works Commenced: January 2013 (Phase 1) May 2014 (Phase 2) Works Completed: February 2013 (Phase 1) October 2014 (Phase 2) Phase 1 Appointed by the Client to carry out PU resin injection to 2no. […]
Bridge ES301 concrete repair
Concrete Repairs A40 Acton Bridges, Bridge ES301, London Client: London Underground Limited Contract Duration: 32 weeks Bridge ES301 supports the A40 (Western Avenue) through Acton where it crosses the Central Underground Line. The bridge required refurbishment as it was showing severe signs of distress caused by inherent low cover and chlorides leaking through a poorly […]