Steelwork & Cladding

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We don’t need to do the whole job

Not every project requires a turnkey service. Quite often, we’re brought in to supply and erect the steelwork and cladding while the wider project is delivered by others.

We’re perfectly happy with that. Whether the building is part of a major development or a straightforward standalone project, our role is the same: fabricate the steelwork, install it safely and leave you with a structure that’s ready for the next stage.

Fabricated in our own workshop

All of our structural steelwork is fabricated in our workshops in Lockerbie and Warrington before being delivered to site. Having our own fabrication facilities allows us to maintain control over quality throughout the process and gives you direct access to the people responsible for producing the steelwork. We’ve supplied steel frames for projects across the UK, working with contractors and private clients alike.

Supply only or supply & erect

Some have their own erection teams, while ohers would prefer us to handle that side of the project. We can do either. We’ll discuss what’s required at the start and agree exactly where our involvement begins and ends.

Safety matters

If we’re erecting the steelwork, safety remains our highest priority. Our teams use safety netting and edge protection systems to help reduce risk while work is being carried out on site. It’s a significant investment, but one we believe is worth making. The aim is simple: everyone goes home safely at the end of the day.

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