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Warwick Engineering (Ni) Ltd

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About from company website

Warwick Engineering (NI) Ltd, based in Ballymena, Co. Antrim, was established in 1992 by Cecil and Joan Warwick. Initially focused on machining, the company has diversified over the years to become a specialist in the manufacture, supply, and installation of structural steel, architectural cladding systems, and architectural metalwork in various materials.

Utilizing the latest 3D CAD technology, Warwick Engineering has built a strong reputation for responsiveness and quality, leading to significant repeat business and a loyal customer base across the UK, Ireland, and beyond. The company operates from two workshops, one dedicated to structural steel with a capacity of 100 tonnes per week and capable of handling contracts up to 600 tonnes, and another for architectural metalwork. They hold EN 1090-1 & EN 1090-2 accreditation, enabling them to export to mainland Europe, and are registered with Construction Line UK.

With over 30 years of experience, Warwick Engineering prides itself on delivering high-quality projects and maintaining strong client relationships.

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Project experience from company website

Public Realm, Titanic Quarter Belfast

Public Realm, Titanic Quarter Belfast

Belfast

Galvanised & Painted Bridge structures complete with balustrades, S/S balustrades and timber handrails

Client · Harcourt Construction

PRONI, Titanic Quarter, Belfast

PRONI, Titanic Quarter, Belfast

Belfast

Architectural Metalwork comprising of feature stair and frameless glass balustrades

Client · Harcourt Construction

Audi Showroom, Guildford

Audi Showroom, Guildford

Guildford

Structural steel frame and feature stair complete with Balustrades

Client · Martin Contracting Services

Eltham College

Eltham College

Feature Scissor Stair complete with PPC balustrades and timber handrails and internal atrium balustrades

Client · Gilbert Ash

Sevenoaks School

Sevenoaks School

Feature Stairs and internal PPC balustrades complete with timber handrails. Galvanised and Painted Canopies including glass

Client · Gilbert Ash

Gilford Regeneration Scheme

Gilford Regeneration Scheme

Galvanised Bridge & Walkway Structures complete with S/S balustrades including wire rope infills and timber handrail

Client · AG Wilson

Sevenoaks Boarding School

Sevenoaks Boarding School

PPC aluminium pergolas complete with secret fix connections

Client · Gilbert Ash

Tunsgate Shopping Centre, Guildford

Guildford

Feature Stairs, Glass Balustrades including Timber Handrails

Client · ISG (Bristol)

NEXT, Staines & Forestside

NEXT, Staines & Forestside

Feature Stair including glass infill and timber handrails, Straight Customer Stair

Client · NEXT

Moorlands School, Luton

Moorlands School, Luton

Luton

Structural and Architectural Metalwork

Client · ISG Ipswich

Rolls Royce, Derby

Rolls Royce, Derby

Derby

Architectural Metalwork

Client · GRAHAM Construction

Stanmore Jewish Care Home

Stanmore Jewish Care Home

PPC balustrades including timber handrail, along with S/S external rails, galvanised escape stairs & PPC Parapet Rails

Client · McLaughlin & Harvey

Accreditations from company website

  • EN 1090-1
  • EN 1090-2
  • Construction Line UK

Clients mentioned from company website

Harcourt Construction, Martin Contracting Services, Gilbert Ash, AG Wilson, ISG (Bristol), WSG, McAleer & Rushe, Farrans / Gilbert Ash (Joint Venture), Danninger, Patton Construction, Topglass Contracts, Ardmac Construction and 16 others.

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Questions about Warwick Engineering (Ni) Ltd from the record on this page

What does Warwick Engineering (Ni) Ltd do?

Warwick Engineering (NI) Ltd manufactures, supplies, and installs structural steel, architectural metalwork, and cladding. Established in 1992, the company has built a reputation for quality and responsiveness. Their listed services include Steel fabrication, Steel erection and Cladding.

Where is Warwick Engineering (Ni) Ltd based?

Warwick Engineering (Ni) Ltd is registered at 67a Whappstown Road, Moorfields, Ballymena, BT42 3DB, in Northern Ireland.

What areas does Warwick Engineering (Ni) Ltd cover?

Warwick Engineering (Ni) Ltd states that it works across Ireland.

How many people work at Warwick Engineering (Ni) Ltd?

Accounts filed for the year to 2025 report 23 employees, which places the company in the 10-49 employees band.

What is Warwick Engineering (Ni) Ltd's turnover?

Warwick Engineering (Ni) Ltd does not disclose turnover: UK small-company accounts are not required to. Based on headcount and trade debtors in its filed accounts, turnover is likely to fall between £1.5m and £3.9m. This is an estimate, not a filed figure.

Is Warwick Engineering (Ni) Ltd still trading?

Companies House lists Warwick Engineering (Ni) Ltd as active, with accounts most recently made up to 2025-04-30.

What accreditations does Warwick Engineering (Ni) Ltd hold?

Warwick Engineering (Ni) Ltd displays EN 1090-1, EN 1090-2 and Construction Line UK on its website.

What sectors does Warwick Engineering (Ni) Ltd work in?

Warwick Engineering (Ni) Ltd works in Commercial, Industrial, Public, Retail and Education.

When was Warwick Engineering (Ni) Ltd established?

Warwick Engineering (Ni) Ltd was incorporated on 2007-03-27, though the company says it has traded since 1992.

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