Infrastructure works
Planning to build? Then you cannot do without the basic utilities. So it is time for infrastructure works.
What are infrastructure works?
Infrastructure works often run through the entire construction process. Once the site has been made ready for construction thanks to earthworks, the utilities can be installed. This means laying infrastructure for sewers, drainage channels, septic tanks, water treatment plants and more. At a later stage come the aggregate layers, the paved roads and the outdoor areas around the building.
Expertise that meets your needs
Soil & Building offers expertise that meets new regulations and helps move your construction project forward with infrastructure works such as:
- Laying aggregate sub-base and paved roads
- Laying drainage channels (sewerage)
- Levelling
- Installation of rainwater and wastewater drainage
- Installation of a septic tank
- Water treatment plant (individual, swale)
- Water treatment plant (individual, micro-station)
- Construction of underground (fire) water reservoirs
“Our team starts on your site with the earthworks and stays involved through every phase that follows. We are the first to arrive to lay the foundation and the last to leave, once the smallest details have been finished.”
Modern machinery for precision infrastructure works
Our GPS-guided excavators let us work faster, avoid setting-out errors and work in a way that is less physically demanding for our crews. They play a big part in the quality we deliver and in keeping to the schedule.
Strict adherence to completion dates
A construction project consists of many phases. To let the various activities run smoothly into one another, the schedule has to be followed closely. Because infrastructure works come back in different phases of the project, we insist that our deadlines are always met on time. Even if unforeseen circumstances arise, we ensure that our work is completed on the agreed date.
Projects with impressive infrastructure works
Ready to lay the foundation for your next project together?