Featured Case Studies

Not everyday work, but Liverpool wanted Temporary Cruise Terminal to attract ocean cruise liners back to the port. Here's what we did.

A loading bay extension with the bays lined up to the doors on their existing building giving unhindered access for vehicles to reverse up to.

It doesn't get more exposed than this. So we agreed to supply a brand new 15mtr x 20mtr steel clad building with 40mm insulated roof and 40mm insulated wall cladding to cope with environmental extremes

This high class dealership needed a building that reflected their brand. We gave them an 8m x 7m 2 bay valeting bay with skylights and anti-condensation roof.

A temporary valeting bay to cope with the immediate needs of business expansion pending a permanent solution

One of the more unusual inquiries we've received was to ask if we could provide a building to be used as a temporary church.

Just getting started. A temporary building can get you up and running whilst waiting for completion of a new building

In some instances it can work out better to buy rather than hire a building. In this instance the client agreed that this was the most cost effective solution.

Their current building were at full capacity. They needed additional storage space. We provided an Interim Building solution saving them thousands in heating and cooling cost over the expected three year life of the facility

Planning issues prevented the use of a temporary building. We provided this Interim Building which was more in keeping with the other buildings nearby. With this additional production and storage area Weatherfords were able to continue expansion of their current business.