Twelve machines in our own park is not a boast, it is a scheduling tool. Hired plant arrives when the hire company can deliver it. Our own plant arrives when the programme needs it.

Sizing is a precision question

An oversized excavator on a tight residential plot damages more than it moves. An undersized one on a platform job turns a three-day cut into a week. Matching the machine to the parcel is the single biggest lever on programme duration.

Maintenance is scheduling

Every machine goes through planned servicing between mobilisations, not when it fails. A breakdown mid-cut does not just cost a repair — it costs the crew, the haulage booked around it, and the follow-on trade waiting on the platform.

The fleet exists so that the answer to “when can you start?” is a date, not a range.