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Larsen Piling

Active, accounts up to date·subcontractor & engineer & consultant·Head office Lisburn

About from company website

Larsen Piling, trading as Larsen Foundations Limited, has been providing piling and underpinning services for over thirty years. They are recognised as the largest underpinning contractor in Ireland, handling projects from domestic garages to large-scale structural stabilisations. The company offers a full design and install underpinning package, backed by membership in ASUC, and can provide 12-year insurance guarantees.

Their expertise extends to a comprehensive range of subsidence repair techniques and engineered foundation solutions. Larsen Piling utilises low vibration piling systems with zero spoil, installed with lightweight rigs suitable for restricted access work. They cater to loads from 50kN to 300kN and offer fast, efficient service across the UK and Ireland.

They also provide design and construct packages for house extensions, combining hand-held piling systems with offsite reinforcement fabrication for minimal disruption. Larsen Piling is committed to professional and technical competence, holding NVQ qualifications in Piling. They conduct annual Health & Safety reviews and rigorous quality checks to meet customer requirements.

Their services include mini piling for restricted access scenarios, various underpinning methods like simply supported needles, cantilever needles, single pile needles, and internal piled rafts, as well as solutions for house extensions.

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Accreditations from company website

  • ASUC

Clients mentioned from company website

ASDA, Tesco, Belfast International Airport, McDonalds, Belfast City Hall, Burlington Hotel, Translink, Dublin Zoo, Dublin Airport, Northern Ireland Housing Executive, VHI, Abbotts and 24 others.

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What does Larsen Piling do?

Larsen Piling specialises in piling and underpinning works, offering a comprehensive range of engineered foundation solutions and subsidence repair techniques. They operate lightweight rigs for restricted access and low vibration installations. Their listed services include Piling, Basement works, Extensions and Design & build.

Where is Larsen Piling based?

Larsen Piling is registered at 5 Brookmount Road, Lisburn, BT28 2TD, in Northern Ireland.

What areas does Larsen Piling cover?

Larsen Piling states that it works across Ireland.

How many people work at Larsen Piling?

Accounts filed for the year to 2022 report 12 employees, which places the company in the 10-49 employees band.

What is Larsen Piling's turnover?

Larsen Piling 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 £590k and £1.6m. This is an estimate, not a filed figure.

Is Larsen Piling still trading?

Companies House lists Larsen Piling as active, with accounts most recently made up to 2024-11-30.

What accreditations does Larsen Piling hold?

Larsen Piling displays ASUC on its website.

What sectors does Larsen Piling work in?

Larsen Piling works in Residential, Infrastructure, Commercial and Industrial.

When was Larsen Piling established?

Larsen Piling was incorporated on 1991-05-16, though the company says it has traded since 30.

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