Leeds, and 25 miles in every direction.

How location affects the work

Working in one region for four decades builds knowledge no textbook carries: which towns sit over shallow coal workings, where the shrinkable clays and the tree-lined avenues meet, which valleys turn every garden wall into a retaining structure, and how each local Building Control team likes its packages presented. That context shows up in the work - surveys that recognise a familiar defect pattern on sight, foundations designed for the ground that’s actually there, and drainage strategies that anticipate the local flood authority’s comments instead of reacting to them. Wherever your project sits in the region, the odds are we’ve engineered something within a few streets of it.