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Construction Techniques Ltd

Active·main contractor & subcontractor·Head office Chorley

About from company website

Construction Techniques is a multi-disciplinary organisation that has been delivering high-value and complex projects to the construction industry for over 30 years, establishing a solid reputation for quality workmanship and safety. The company has evolved significantly over the decades, expanding its team, skills, and portfolio of construction disciplines. While historically focusing on concrete repair and refurbishment waterproofing, Construction Techniques now offers a more holistic service to clients, encompassing new build structural waterproofing, structural movement joints, and internal floor finishes.

Their vision is centered on achieving excellence in project delivery through a multi-faceted approach, fostering strong relationships with clients and partners. The objective is to provide expert, technically advantageous solutions that enhance building performance and meet budgetary requirements. Construction Techniques prides itself on its highly trained and experienced workforce, emphasizing quality, integrity, and safety in all its projects.

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Project experience from company website

CFUK, Wigan

CFUK, Wigan

Enhance the chemical containment capabilities of their facility.

Client · Tradebe

Tradebe, Knowsley

Tradebe, Knowsley

Enhance the chemical containment capabilities of their facility.

Client · Tradebe

Colne Fire and Rescue Station

Colne Fire and Rescue Station

The external stairwell exhibited signs of concrete deterioration and corrosion of embedded steel reinforcements, compromising structural integrity and safety.

St Georges School, Blackpool

St Georges School, Blackpool

The external stairwell at Colne Fire Station exhibited signs of concrete deterioration and corrosion of embedded steel reinforcements, compromising structural integrity and safety.

Alexander House, Manchester

Alexander House, Manchester

The project involved the refurbishment of a multistorey office block occupied by Manchester City Council administration staff.

Client · Manchester City Council

Clients mentioned from company website

Tradebe, Manchester City Council.

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What does Construction Techniques Ltd do?

Construction Techniques is a multi-disciplinary organisation with over 30 years of experience in delivering high-value, complex projects. They offer a holistic range of construction services, including concrete repair, waterproofing, and flooring. Their listed services include Concrete works, Waterproofing, Flooring and Refurbishment.

Where is Construction Techniques Ltd based?

Construction Techniques Ltd is registered at CHORLEY, PR7 1NH, in North West.

What areas does Construction Techniques Ltd cover?

Construction Techniques Ltd states that it works across Nationwide.

Is Construction Techniques Ltd still trading?

Companies House lists Construction Techniques Ltd as active.

What sectors does Construction Techniques Ltd work in?

Construction Techniques Ltd works in Industrial, Residential, Public and Commercial.

When was Construction Techniques Ltd established?

Construction Techniques Ltd was incorporated on 1989-06-08, though the company says it has traded since 1993.

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