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We are pleased to announce that we are now accredited by SafeContractor, one of the UK’s most widely recognised health and safety certification schemes. This accreditation demonstrates that our health and safety…

We have developed a strong specialism in the refurbishment of Type A hangars, having completed numerous projects of this kind over the years. This example above demonstrates the characteristic scale and structural form that makes these buildings so distinctive, particularly the brickwork to the elevations and the large trusses visible overhead.

Decades of service have taken their toll, and the inspection photographs show widespread coating failure and heavy corrosion.

Some time ago, we completed a specialist internal steel preparation project for Morgan Sindall at Morley College, where we were appointed to remove existing lead-based coatings from internal steelwork within a fully occupied building.

Does your steelwork look like this? Find out more about what it means for the integrity of the structure and appearance of the building

We recently carried out a series of DOFF cleaning trial areas on external concrete and masonry surfaces at a site in Central London, working in conjunction with Tavec Tensid to assess the most effective method for removing old paint.

Some time ago, we completed a façade cleaning project on Southampton Row, restoring a prominent Central London building that had been affected by years of urban pollution and weathering.

During a recent site visit to assess a major public car park, we surveyed approximately 25,000-30,000m² of structural steelwork and found widespread coating breakdown.

This accreditation reflects our commitment to maintaining the highest standards of safety and compliance across all our projects and areas of work.

Ahead of our works at the Norwich Forum, we carried out a series of localised chemical stripping samples on painted steel frames. These samples were completed to identify the most effective method for removing existing coatings while protecting the underlying steel.