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Fisher Civils Ltd

Active, accounts up to date·subcontractor·Head office Portsmouth

About from company website

Fisher Civils is a regional civil engineering subcontractor focused on critical national infrastructure and the regulated water and wastewater sector. The company works with principal contractors, framework partners, and infrastructure organisations on the construction, maintenance, and improvement of essential assets, with a particular focus on the regulated water and wastewater sector. Their approach is built on experienced management, practical delivery capability, and a collaborative mindset.

Safety, quality, and environmental responsibility are central to Fisher Civils' delivery. They hold the industry accreditations required to operate within today's infrastructure sector and apply them consistently across every project. Careful planning and programme management are also key, with a particular understanding of the additional controls required when working on or around live and operational assets.

The company aims to build long-term relationships with clients and partners by being collaborative, straightforward, and commercially aware, working together to solve problems, manage risk, and deliver reliably. Their capabilities span a broad range of civil engineering packages, including earthworks, drainage, reinforced concrete structures, foundations, ducting & chambers, pipelines, and external works. They have significant experience within the regulated water and wastewater sector, working on assets operated by water companies and their framework contractors, including treatment works, pumping stations, reservoirs, and network infrastructure.

Fisher Civils is also developing its presence across the wider critical national infrastructure market, including energy and transport sectors.

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  • Health & Safety Management
  • Quality Management
  • Environmental Management
  • Industry Accreditations

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Questions about Fisher Civils Ltd from the record on this page

What does Fisher Civils Ltd do?

Fisher Civils is a civil engineering subcontractor delivering earthworks, drainage, pipelines and water infrastructure across southern England. Enquire today. Their listed services include Civil engineering, Groundworks, Drainage, Concrete works and Utilities.

Where is Fisher Civils Ltd based?

Fisher Civils Ltd is registered at 379 London Road, Portsmouth, PO2 9HL, in South East.

What areas does Fisher Civils Ltd cover?

Fisher Civils Ltd states that it works across Southern England.

What is Fisher Civils Ltd's turnover?

Fisher Civils Ltd does not disclose turnover: UK small-company accounts are not required to. Based on trade debtors in its filed accounts, turnover is likely to fall between £8k and £21k. This is an estimate, not a filed figure.

Is Fisher Civils Ltd still trading?

Companies House lists Fisher Civils Ltd as active, with accounts most recently made up to 2025-12-31.

What accreditations does Fisher Civils Ltd hold?

Fisher Civils Ltd displays Health & Safety Management, Quality Management, Environmental Management and Industry Accreditations on its website.

What sectors does Fisher Civils Ltd work in?

Fisher Civils Ltd works in Infrastructure and Energy.

When was Fisher Civils Ltd established?

Fisher Civils Ltd was incorporated on 2022-12-27.

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