Concrete Bases in Midhurst, Petworth & the wider Kent, Surrey & Sussex Areas | CJ Groundworks
Our team of groundworks professionals excel in the construction of concrete bases for domestic, commercial and industrial applications in and around Surrey, Sussex and Kent locations – including Cranleigh, Horsham, Midhurst, Petworth and Pulborough. We achieve this through the use of high quality materials and plant, which allows us to make short work of even the most demanding and extensive of projects. Built to specification with a compacted type 2 sub-base and damp proof membrane, we ensure perfect suitability for the intended end use, and that our concrete bases boast full regulatory compliance.
With over 35 years’ experience you can expect flawless workmanship that establishes an incredibly hardwearing surface, ready for further development or use as we leave it. Fully insured, we also offer two-year workmanship guarantees on all concrete bases. What’s more, we’re a family-run business that has all trades under one roof in-house; we never rely on subcontractors, which ensures workmanship on concrete bases and other forms of groundworks will always be pristine and up to the standards we’ve come to be associated with.
Uses of Concrete Bases
Some of the most common uses of concrete bases include as a sturdy foundation for garages and extensions on residential properties. On the commercial side of things, many Cranleigh, Horsham, Midhurst, Petworth and Pulborough companies bring in our groundworks team to lay concrete bases for warehouses, industrial facilities and office buildings. They can be built to particular specifications to ensure long-term accommodation of heavy equipment and foot traffic.
In regards to infrastructural work, our concrete bases can be employed as part of the development of roads, bridges and pavements, creating a durable substrate capable of meeting these kinds of demanding applications. Other uses for concrete bases our groundworks specialists recommend include as foundations for outdoor sports courts, and similar recreational and leisure facilities.
Less common, but equally important scenarios we’ve encountered from Cranleigh to Horsham, Midhurst to Petworth, and onward to Pulborough, include as support for wind turbines, solar panel arrays, silos, barns and storage facilities. Concrete bases excel in these latter applications due to their resistance to moisture and pests.
