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Carey London

Active, accounts up to date·main contractor & subcontractor·Head office St. Albans

About from company website

Carey London integrates knowledge, service, and experience to deliver critical groundwork and RC framework skills for their clients. They adopt a joined-up approach, providing accurate and reliable information to ensure projects are completed on time and within budget. Working closely with clients' designers before commencing work onsite, Carey London approaches each challenge from a fresh perspective, drawing on their extensive knowledge.

Their fleet of dozers, equipped with the latest technology and operated by experienced professionals, ensures that all groundwork engineering excavations are both safe and precise. Notable projects include the Brentford Citroen, Kew Bridge Rise development, which involved road construction, groundwork, and the construction of RC frame structures for five main buildings. They also undertook significant work at Lewisham Gateway Phase Two, including ground remediation, piling attendance, site access roads, site drainage, basement construction, and the construction of five concrete frame blocks rising to 32 storeys, with design responsibilities for temporary works.

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BRENTFORD CITROEN, KEW BRIDGE RISE

Brentford

Revitalizing the former Citroen garage site, this major development will bring 441 new homes, modern amenities including a residents' gym, a nursery, and co-working spaces. The project involves road construction, groundwork, and the construction of robust RC frame structures for each of the five main buildings.

LEWISHAM GATEWAY

LEWISHAM GATEWAY

Lewisham

Construction of a new residential and commercial building, comprising 5 blocks, a basement, with the highest block reaching 32 stories. The scope of work included ground remediation, pile matt installation, piling attendance, installation of site access roads, site drainage, basement construction including ground support temporary propping and construction of 5 pt concrete frame blocks rising to 32 storeys. Design responsibilities included all temporary works for the scheme.

Client · Balfour Beatty

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Balfour Beatty.

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What does Carey London do?

Carey London provides groundwork and RC framework skills, integrating knowledge, service, and experience for clients. They focus on accurate, reliable, on-time, and on-budget solutions. Their listed services include Groundworks, Concrete works, Civil engineering, Drainage and Road surfacing.

Where is Carey London based?

Carey London is registered at Unit E1, The Courtyard,, Alban Park, St. Albans, AL4 0LA, in East of England.

How many people work at Carey London?

Accounts filed for the year to 2025 report 22 employees, which places the company in the 10-49 employees band.

What is Carey London's turnover?

Carey London reported turnover of £96.6m in accounts filed for the year to 2025.

Is Carey London still trading?

Companies House lists Carey London as active, with accounts most recently made up to 2025-07-31.

What sectors does Carey London work in?

Carey London works in Residential, Commercial and Infrastructure.

When was Carey London established?

Carey London was incorporated on 2011-07-15.

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