Four-sided concrete culverts, commonly referred to as box culverts, are some of the most versatile precast concrete products on the market. Box culverts are suitable for applications such as underpasses, tunnels, subways, bridges, stream culverts, material handling, storage, and more.

A land survey involves locating and measuring both man-made and natural features using the principles of mathematics, geometry, and other sciences. By using various tools, a land surveyor can measure things such as elevation, angles, and boundaries on a property.

Depending on site conditions, a soils report may identify expansive soils, high water tables, shifts in subsurface rock structures, as well as the soil's response to earthquakes. It may also guide the design team in planning deep foundations.

Site clearance, also known as land clearance, is the removal of all accumulated waste from an area to ensure that it's free from any hazards, obstacles or unsightly mess. This service is often employed when a worksite needs to be prepared for future development or when a previous development has been pulled down.

Heris fencing is erected at the canopy of the tree to protect the roots from damage.

Bulk excavations involve the removal of large amounts of soil, rock, or other material from site, in preparation for a construction project. Excavations are often required for residential or commercial projects to bring the land to the right level to build foundations and structures on.

Crushing is the process of reducing the size of materials so that they can be further processed. ... Having smaller pieces of the material allows for easier transportation, further processing, and/or better ability to differentiate the different compositions of the material.

Providing roads, Surface Water & foul Drainage and attendance on combined services.

Covering site clearance, installation of footings and foundations including provisions for drainage and utilities and landscaping afterwards.

Inserting large amounts of wood, steel or concrete into the soil of the ground. The deep insertion of these elements ensures a sturdier base for the construction project to take place.

The purpose of the ground beam is to link the piles together and provide a platform for further superstructure construction. Excavation work is carried out immediately or a short while after the completion of the piling work and are excavated to the engineers specification and to the level supplied by the client.

Underpinning is the process of providing extra support underneath a building to stop it subsiding into the ground

Land remediation is the process by which land resources are restored to their former state or “baseline condition”. ... Remediation involves land management practices which can remove, control, contain or reduce environmental risks, so that the site no longer poses any significant threat to human health or the environment.

Dewatering involves the temporary lowering of groundwater level to below an excavation level or depressurisation of groundwater pressures to enable an excavation to be undertaken in stable ground conditions. Other commonly used terms are Construction Dewatering or Groundwater Control.

Water pumping stations are machines that can be used to transport water from one site to another, without needing direct human or animal input. These devices can supply water to canals, circulate water in treatment systems and can even drain water from low lying land.

Temporary works are the parts of a construction project that are needed to enable the permanent works to be built. Usually the Temporary Works are removed after use. Shoring refers to constructing a temporary structure that would serve as lateral support to an unstable structure.

Road traffic management is a logistics sector that relates to traffic from one place to another, with scheduling and monitoring in the safest, most efficient way. Accommodating traffic in a secure and effective manner to decrease or eliminate crashes is one of the primary problems of highway traffic management.

Reinforced concrete is a versatile composite and one of the most widely used materials in modern construction. ... Reinforced concrete can be precast or cast-in-place (in situ) concrete, and is used in a wide range of applications such as; slab, wall, beam, column, foundation, and frame construction.

Substructure brickwork involves the construction of brickwork below ground height at foundation level, and is a vital part of stabilising a building and giving the overall structure strength.

A power float is a hand-operated machine used to produce a smooth, dense and level surface finish to insitu concrete beds. Power floating eliminates the time and materials needed to apply a finishing screed and is quicker and less labour-intensive process than hand trowelling.

Tarmacking is used as surface finish on roads, footpaths, driveways.

Block paving is a type of cuboid-shaped paving brick, specifically made for driveways. It is thicker and stronger than normal paving slabs so it can withstand the weight of vehicles.

The traditional beam and block flooring system involves laying precast, prestressed concrete floor beams across or between walls which are then infilled with concrete blocks. ... This dry construction method can be used to produce high-quality economic ground and upper floors in residential and other building types.