Machine park — 12 machines, all owned
Hired plant arrives when the hire company can deliver it. Ours arrives when the programme needs it. That is the whole argument for owning the park — and it is why we answer when can you start? with a date.
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 how long you pay for.
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.
Repeat clients hold slots in the schedule rather than queueing for them. Nine machines on one parcel at once is not something you assemble from hire at short notice.
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Seven machines from 3 to 25 tonnes, so the one that arrives is the one the parcel can take.
Bulk cut, deep trench, high-reach demolition with the right attachment.
The workhorse — platforms, drainage runs, rock wall placement.
Tight urban plots, garden access, working inside a standing structure.
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Levels and density — the two things a platform is judged on once the slab is down.
Spreading, coarse grading and pushing fill across open ground.
Sub-base and fill compaction, tested rather than assumed.
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Moving material is the cost we work hardest to avoid — but when it has to move, it moves on our own plates.
On-site haulage across soft or graded ground.
Road haulage of spoil and delivery of imported material.
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Tools that ride on the machines above — most of what changes on a job site is the tool at the end of the arm, not the machine behind it.
Rock, mass concrete, old foundations.
Cutting steel frame in place, without dropping it whole.
Turning clean demolition concrete into sub-base on the parcel.
Placing rock walls stone by stone rather than tipping them.
Not sure what your parcel needs?
Width of the gate, slope of the drive, what has to come out — that is usually enough to know what can get in there. We answer within 48 hours.
