Earthworks Northwest Ltd specialises in groundworks, grab hire, and aggregate supplies, serving both the local private sector and local councils. The company boasts highly experienced, licensed machine drivers with quick hitch certification and NVQ Level 2 in machine operation, ensuring efficient and professional service. They hold public liability insurance and offer a diverse range of equipment to meet various project requirements.
Their services include comprehensive groundworks, from initial excavation to final preparation, and efficient grab hire, where a grab wagon and experienced driver can complete jobs quickly. Earthworks Northwest also supplies essential aggregates such as MOT Type 1, road planings, recycled hardcore, grit sand, building sand, and screened soil. They pride themselves on providing the foundations for future projects and are committed to customer satisfaction.
278 highway works for the entrance to a new build £24million high school. Due to bad ground, the entrance was taken down 2m deep and reconstructed in 200mm layers of compacted 6f2 to form a base for the carriageway. CBR tests were carried out at capping level to ensure the road was up to strength and compacted properly. 550mm of Type 1 MOT was added to bring the road to its final sub-base level ready for tarmac. A temporary reinforced slab was cast over the gas main to protect it until Cadent Gas could lower it to its correct new level.
Project to provide the junior school with a new playground including a new drainage system complete with climbing frame and MUGA pitch. Enabling works included removing the existing roundabout, breaking up the playground, and excavating to clay level. A new drainage system was installed, followed by MOT Type 1 being imported, graded, and rolled, ready for tarmac. The new climbing frame and MUGA pitch were then installed.
278 highway works on Station Road outside the train station. The road was narrowed to allow safer wider footpaths, and the drainage had to be moved to the new line of the kerbs. Bollards and railings were removed, old paving dug up, and new paths installed. Traffic management was then switched to the opposite side and the process repeated.
278 highway works on the A34 Cheadle bypass to install a new footpath and bus stop. The embankment was stripped of trees and graded steeper, with soil netting used to prevent landslip and a land drain installed at the bottom. The new footpath was kerbed and tarmacked, and the new bus layby was concreted and the shelter installed.
Works to install a new overflow car park. The original construction was removed, and 4 gulley pots and a manhole were installed to take away rainwater. MOT Type 1 was imported and graded, and the car park was then tarmaced and lined.
12 months defect works on a concrete slab. The affected area was cut out using a floor saw, broken out, and taken away by grab wagon, ready for the new slab to be poured.
278 highway works on the former Barnes Mental Hospital. The entrance was widened into in and out lanes, drainage was installed, and ducting for new street lighting and Virgin Media. The gas main was lowered and protected with concrete, along with high voltage cables. The new entrance was re-kerbed and tarmacked.
278 highway works for the installation of new traffic islands on the A6. A road crossing was performed from the island to the footpath to install ducting to illuminate pelican crossings and guardian angels. New kerbs were installed along with tactiles and NAL sockets for the pelican, and the island was finished with tarmac.
Part of the renovation of an old car sales pitch into a local community gym. This involved providing a council-approved one-way system with a car park. Disused land was dug off, concrete edgings and drains installed, and Type 1 MOT graded ready for tarmac.
Provision of a new link road from Stockport Pyramid to the A6. Works included drainage runs, service lowering, island breakout and removal, ducting, and tarmacing. Machines worked alongside men using lifting equipment to install heavy kerbs and channels.
Project to create a footpath across a field. Soil was excavated to a suitable sub-base level, concrete edgings were installed, and Type 1 MOT was graded ready for tarmac surfacing.
Questions about Earthworks North West Ltd from the record on this page
What does Earthworks North West Ltd do?
Earthworks Northwest Ltd offers groundworks, grab hire, and aggregate supplies for private and local council projects. Experienced drivers and a range of equipment available. Their listed services include Groundworks, Civil engineering, Drainage, Road surfacing and Plant hire.
Where is Earthworks North West Ltd based?
Earthworks North West Ltd is registered at BOLTON, BL1 3AJ, in North West.
What areas does Earthworks North West Ltd cover?
Earthworks North West Ltd states that it works across North West.
Is Earthworks North West Ltd still trading?
Companies House lists Earthworks North West Ltd as active.
What sectors does Earthworks North West Ltd work in?
Earthworks North West Ltd works in Infrastructure, Public, Education and Commercial.
When was Earthworks North West Ltd established?
Earthworks North West Ltd was incorporated on 2018-04-06.
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