Commercial and industrial

We’re proud to offer a comprehensive range of industrial and commercial foundation solutions in Burnley, including pile driving, underpinning, and mini piling. Flexibility is central to our service – rather than present from start to finish throughout the entire project, we can provide our expertise and equipment only as and when it’s needed, giving you the freedom to optimise project costs without any associated compromise on quality.

Office buildings, manufacturing facilities, or railway arches, are all great examples of large-scale commercial and industrial projects that tend to need specific materials and techniques. Our team can provide tailored advice for these projects in as much or as little detail as you need. If you already have all the necessary information, we can promptly start work according to your specifications.

We tailor our approach to each project’s unique requirements. In cases that involve challenging conditions such as weak soil or confined spaces, we often prefer to use mini piling, since it’s perfect for overcoming these types of obstacles.

Residential

At Vxcel, we long history of working closely with housebuilders, architects, and homeowners. Our expertise covers a wide array of residential projects, including piling and mini piling, underpinning, retaining walls, pre-cast concrete, and ground beams – which ensures that we’re always able to provide a range of options tailored to your specific needs and budget. Whether you’re building a new extension, conservatory, or an entirely new house from scratch, you can count on our team to provide all the expertise and equipment you need.

We frequently utilise mini piling for residential projects, for several key reasons. As we’ve briefly covered above, it’s a method that’s particularly well-suited for confined spaces, making it ideal for urban locations or small gardens with limited access. As an extra bonus, the installation generates very little noise and vibrations, which limits disturbance to neighbouring properties. What’s more, it’s generally more cost-effective due to its smaller scale and simpler installation requirements.