WE SHAPE OUR BUILDINGS: 
therefore they SHAPE your FUTURE

Based and founded in South Wales, we are a recent start up company with vast amounts of specialist experience in the field that has taken us up and down the country. We mainly operate around the South Wales area but have had many jobs further afield.

Our top of the range machinery, our staff and links within the industry help us fulfil various needs in development and construction, while also providing groundwork related services to fit any job at hand with high levels of professionalism and consistency.

Some of our most recent work has included landscaping, driveways, demolition, drainage and groundwork projects. The high levels of customer satisfaction achieved from these latest ventures is something that we take great pride in.

Groundwork refers to work done to prepare subsurfaces fort the start of construction work. For the most part groundwork is usually the first stage of a construction project. The process usually includes:

• Ground investigation.
• Site clearance.
• Substructure and ground stabilisation works.
• Site services.

A good landscaper understands the elements of nature and construction and blends them accordingly. Landscaping refers to any activity that modifies the visible features of an area of land, including:​

• Natural elements such as landforms, terrain shape and elevation.
• Human elements such as structures, buildings and fences.

Driveways are extremely diverse and can come in all different shapes, sizes and styles. Laying a hard surface can be a time consuming job which requires specialist tools, machinery and not least, knowledge. Hard surfacing can come in a variety of styles, these include:

• Tarmac surfacing
• Block Paving
• Cobblestone/Brick
• Stone & Gravel

Demolition work means any work that involves the demolition or dismantling of a structure or part of a structure that is load-bearing. Remedial Works are works carried out in order to correct, improve, prevent, minimise, remove or contain something that is wrong. Examples include:

• Light & Heavy demolition
• Asbestos removal
• Internal strip-out
• Site clearance

Drainage is the artificial removal of water from both surface and sub-surface. This is often a major part of construction projects and is necessary to avoid flooding and other damage. Typically, water/sewage is conveyed by drains to sewers and from sewers to a treatment plant. In building drainage terms, effluent can refer to the following:

• Subsoil water
• Surface water
• Foul & Soil water