Elite Precast Concrete

Elite Precast Concrete provide quality precast concrete products and expertise to enhance the built environment and help create safer spaces by securing and protecting people and infrastructure.

With established relationships with stakeholders, including Network Rail, National Highways, housebuilders, contractors and builders’ merchants, our team is experienced in delivering concrete goods to civil and infrastructure projects across the UK.

These have included building schemes such as HS2, major motorways, the Olympic and Commonwealth Games and Hinckley Point and protecting and securing critical infrastructure including Buckingham Palace, Horse Guards Parade, major sporting and music events, coastal erosion projects and electric vehicle infrastructure.

As a manufacturer of drainage products, used extensively within the UK sewer system, we manufacture precast concrete products associated with the construction of manholes, such as Seating Rings/Adjusting Units and cover slabs, manufactured in accordance with the British Standards Kitemark, in both standard and bespoke access sizes and Gully Cover slabs.

We also manufacture interlocking blocks, including Legato, Duo and Vee. Retaining walls, including Retainer Rock and Vee-Rock, ballast blocks, barriers and agri-solutions.

As a UK manufacturer we follow and comply with the relevant codes of practice, legislation and guidance and are committed to reducing pollution and waste, whilst promoting recycling and the long-life cycle of products.

With 100% of concrete products made in Shropshire, we believe in paying our suppliers on time to ensure a clean supply chain, where everyone is happy. We pay our taxes and look to support our local communities in employment and sponsorships and belong to the Shropshire Chamber of Commerce, as well as the MPA (Mineral Products Association).

Our products are made to the relevant British and Industry Standards, with many made to last over 100 years and as full members of the MPA – the trade association for the aggregates, asphalt, cement, concrete, dimension stone, lime, mortar and silica sand industries, we are committed to best practice, sustainability and the sharing of knowledge, to ensure the future of the industry.

We run an apprenticeship programme, where members learn real-life work skills, and we strive to inspire those who are looking to develop future careers in the agriculture, infrastructure and built environment and work with local colleges and universities to promote this.

Holderness Flood Alleviation Scheme (2024)

Design and construction of new ‘online’ pumping station and flood storage aquagreen to improve resilience in the Humber region

Kinnerley WTW (2023)

Kinnerley WTW is located in rural Shropshire, approximately 10 miles north-east of Shrewsbury. The site treats around 4 Ml/d from a single groundwater source, after which it is pumped to Pant DSR to supply. The existing water treatment process on site includes two aeration towers, chlorine gas, three iron and manganese pressure filters, a balance […]

Ufton Nervet WTW (2023)

Ufton Nervet WTW is a groundwater treatment site located in the Kennet Valley Water Resource Zone, to the south of Reading and supplies an ‘island zone’ of approximately 12,000 properties. Groundwater is pumped through pressure filters for iron removal after which chlorine is dosed before flows enter the contact tank, which is a single cell […]

Foss Barrier (2020)

The Foss Barrier and associated pumping station is a vital asset in the City of York’s flood defences and was constructed in the 1980s in response to severe flooding five years earlier. In flood conditions, a mechanical gate can be lowered to stop rising waters in the River Ouse from flowing back up into the […]

Lobwood Fish Pass (2020)

All freshwater fish species in England undergo migration in one form or another, ranging from movements pertaining to feeding and refuge habitats over the course of a day, to longer journeys (for example, between freshwater and marine habitats) on a less frequent basis. Between 2015-2020, Yorkshire Water, in partnership with the Environmental Agency as part […]

Foss Barrier (2019)

In December 2015, the most severe floods in a generation hit the City of York. As water levels rose to the highest recorded on the River Foss, they entered the main control building at the Foss Barrier, which forms an important part of the city’s flood defences, rendering the facility inoperable. The Foss Barrier and […]

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