Commercial and industrial

We offer a full range of industrial and commercial foundation solutions in Manchester, including pile driving, underpinning, and mini piling. As specialist commercial piling contractors, our team don’t necessarily need to be present for the entire project – instead, we can provide our expertise, equipment and machinery exactly when and where you need them, allowing you to optimise project costs while still enjoying complete confidence in the quality of the final results.

Large-scale commercial and industrial projects like office buildings, manufacturing facilities or railway arches often require specific materials or approaches (depending on the nature of the project), so our team can provide expert advice as required. Alternatively, if you’ve already got all the information you need, we can simply turn up and get cracking with the job at hand. It’s all up to you!

You can always rely on us to tailor our approach to the needs of the project – if the structure is being built in an area with challenging conditions (such as weak soil or limited space), we’ll generally use commercial mini-piling. It’s a highly versatile technique known to get strong results, and with minimal noise, vibration and environmental disturbance.

Residential

We have a long history of working closely with housebuilders, architects and homeowners here at Vxcel. Our expertise encompasses a wide range of specialisms with residential projects, including piling and mini piling, underpinning, retaining walls, pre-cast concrete, and ground beams. Our broad range of knowledge (coupled with the versatility and quality of our equipment) gives us access to a wide range of options that we can tailor to suit your specific requirements and budget. So, whether you’re building a new extension, a conservatory, or even a house from scratch, you can always count on our team to provide all the expertise and equipment you need.

We often use mini piling for residential projects, for a couple of reasons. To begin with, it’s the perfect fit for operating in confined spaces, making the technique ideal for urban areas or small gardens with limited access. The installation process also generates minimal noise and vibration, limiting disturbance to neighbouring properties, and it’s generally more cost-effective due to its smaller scale and simpler installation requirements. Finally, it can be used in a variety of challenging ground conditions, so whatever the circumstances, you can always have peace of mind in a job well done.