Protecting a flood-prone area
Regrading of the channel, bank protection, a protection embankment and resized crossing structures — work that is prepared outside the flood season and delivered within a tight window.
Activities
Retaining, conveying and controlling water: dams, weirs, canals and protection works, from small rural schemes to major infrastructure.

Our scope
The list below sets out the structures and works covered by this discipline. Quantities, construction methods and programme are settled case by case, once the documents and the site constraints have been assessed.
We work as main contractor, on a single package, as a subcontractor to other firms, or within a joint venture.
Scope
Dams and reservoirs
Conveyance and distribution
Flood protection
In practice
Protecting a flood-prone area
Regrading of the channel, bank protection, a protection embankment and resized crossing structures — work that is prepared outside the flood season and delivered within a tight window.
Creating a hillside reservoir
Excavation of the basin, construction of the embankment and its sealing, an intake structure and a spillway sized to the return period the client has set.
Regrading and clearing a watercourse
Removal of deposited material, reprofiling of the section, bank protection in rock armour or gabions, and reinstatement of the existing crossing structures.
Around delivery
Engineering and methods
Take-off, construction methods, phasing drawings and a detailed programme before the first bucket of earth is moved.
Plant and mobilisation
Plant, transport and specialist equipment sized to the job and committed within the stated timescale.
Safety and quality
Prevention plan, inspection at hold points and traceability of testing throughout construction.
How we work
The six stages from first enquiry to the end of the warranty period.
Describe the project, its location and its deadline. We come back to you within two business days with an initial assessment and whatever is missing.