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Foundation package scope
Precision strip foundations, reinforced concrete slabs, underpinning support, piling mats, and slab preparation for residential and commercial builds.
- Strip and trench-fill foundations
- Reinforced concrete slabs
- Piling mats and ground beams
- Oversites, blinding, and insulation preparation
- Setting out and level control
- Spoil management and muck-away coordination
Projects we can assess
- House extensions
- New-build homes
- Drainage renewals
- Site clearance and reduced-level digs
Sequence an extension around the existing home
If a Woking property will remain occupied, identify the doorways, services and pedestrian route that must stay usable. Drainage diversions, excavation, concrete deliveries and temporary protection should fit that sequence. Let us know which access is shared and where other trades need to work at the same time.
Groundworks for extensions and new homes
A joined-up package can move from clearance and reduced levels through drainage, foundations, oversites, concrete, and preparation for the next trade. The correct sequence depends on the current drawings, inspection points, service routes, and the space available for plant and materials.
- Strip and trench-fill foundations
- Ground beams and reinforced slabs
- Foul and surface-water drainage
- Service entries and utility trenches
- Reduced-level excavation
- Muck-away and aggregate import
Access and logistics can control the programme
Gate width, driveway capacity, road waiting restrictions, neighbours, storage, concrete access, and the loading position for muck-away vehicles can matter as much as the measured excavation. We plan the machine and delivery sequence around the available route rather than assuming unrestricted access.
- Measured plant route
- Lorry standing and turning
- Concrete pump or chute position
- Material storage areas
- Road and driveway protection
- Neighbour and working-hour constraints
Coordinate drainage before foundations are fixed
Drainage levels, public sewers, service crossings, chambers, and future maintenance access should be reviewed with the structural layout. Where work is close to a public sewer or lateral drain, the relevant water-company requirements may affect the design and approvals.
- Existing and proposed invert levels
- Outfall and connection details
- Public sewer proximity
- Sleeves through structural work
- Inspection and testing points
- As-built drainage information
Prepare the quotation information
Send the site address, current drawings, photographs of access, the expected programme, and any structural or drainage information already available. We use that information to identify missing scope, plant requirements, material movements, concrete logistics, and the site constraints that affect delivery.