Category: ECK

Mine Shaft Capping

A recently completed design and build project which received outstanding feedback from our new client Persimmon homes. This scheme was to make safe a 52m deep vacated Coal Authority mine shaft located within the boundary of a new housing development. The design team, management and site team all worked hard on this project to complete […]

Salt Mines

Welding 5km of 500mm HDPE pipework over 3 separate pipelines, 1 carrying crude brine, 1 carrying weak brine and 1 carrying pumped weak brine for capacity improvement works for transporting Brine through Cheshire.  Using trackstar 500 series 3 and the McElroy Vault app so every weld is uploaded to a live server with all weld […]

Suffolk Park – Pipework Project

ECK were awarded a large contract to supply & install a new 355mm SDR 11 Sprinkler ring main and tank infill around a new industrial warehouse, totalling 1900m. Installation was followed by a data logged pressure test and commission service. Alongside the 355mm sprinkler main ECK supplied and installed gas and water pipework of various […]

Concreting works nearing completion in Runcorn

Huge amount of work completed and still ongoing at one of our sites in Runcorn.The team have moved over 4000ton of earth from one side of site to the other, creating space for 6000ton of stone and 6f2 to bring the site to the customers spec. We’ve used K-form shuttering for the concrete and now poured […]

Completion of 2nd phase works for wood processing plant

Eck Civil Engineering were appointed as Principle Contractor to construct the second phase of a large wood processing plant. Works included earthworks, over 3000m2 of concreting, drainage and the construction of lego block storage bays.

Landfill Gas System Upgrade

ECK Civil Engineering working in partnership with Wolf Environmental completed a full landfill gas system appraisal, remediation and new install for a major waste management company at a landfill site in London.

Loch Insh Outfall Pipe

ECK Civil Engineering were asked to supply, weld and strategically sink a new outfall pipe to the bottom of Loch Insh in Scotland.

Ashleworth Manor

This project was for the installation of a new ground source heating System for a private domestic house set in the Gloucester countryside.

Audley to Dunkirk HP Gas main

Cadent identified a vulnerable location within the high-pressure gas network located in Stoke, Staffordshire. The high-pressure steel main runs through agricultural land, at the watercourse the depth of cover was insufficient, causing the steel pipe to be exposed.