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Sheet Piling (UK) Ltd

Established for over 20 years, Sheet Piling (UK) Ltd is acknowledged as the United Kingdom's leading specialist driven sheet piling contractor. We pride ourselves in developing innovative Value Engineering Solutions for both temporary and permanent works schemes in partnership or close liaison with Clients, Developers and Principal Contractors. Our portfolio of projects range in value from £30,000 to £5 million.

Operating from our head office in Preston Lancashire, our staff have considerable piling experience and can provide expert advice on all types of piling operations and installation techniques. Furthermore, we can offer a full in-house design service using professionally qualified engineers to assist in developing cost effective installation solutions and alternative design solutions utilising sheet piles as an alternative to other traditional solutions.

At Sheet Piling (UK), safety is our top priority at every stage of any project. All our employees hold ‘trade specific’ CPCS/CSCS skills cards and all site supervisors hold the Federation of Piling Specialist (FPS) accredited supervisor certificate. All management staff have been trained to IOSH safety standards and hold CPCS Appointed Persons Skills cards. This provides assurance to all our Clients that our personnel have the necessary skills and Health & Safety training to ensure safety and quality of our operations. Sheet Piling (UK) is also accredited to the CHAS Scheme.

We own and operate a comprehensive range of specialist modern piling equipment including ‘state of the art’ Silent VibrationFree Hydraulic Pile Pressing equipment, and Telescopic Leader Rigs equipped with the very latest variable moment vibratory hammers and augering equipment together with conventional piling hammers. Sheet Piling (UK) have recently taken possession of a CAT 328D LCR Excavator Piling Rig with Movax SG-60 Side Grip Hammer.

Sheet Piling (UK) are experienced in delivering innovative solutions in a wide range of sectors including industrial, commercial and residential; permanent basements and retaining walls; temporary works and bracing; rail and road infrastructure and ports and harbours.

Burnley WwTW Catchment Strategy (2023)

The Burnley integrated catchment scheme is one of United Utilities’ (UU) largest AMP7 projects with a value of £77m. The project is being delivered by UU’s construction delivery partner (CDP) framework by Advance-plus, a joint venture between MWH Treatment, J Murphy & Sons (JMS) and Stantec UK. The project commenced in 2020 and through two […]

Beckton STW (2023)

Beckton Sewage Treatment Works (STW) is the United Kingdom’s largest STW serving a population equivalent of over four million. The AMP7 project is a major £185m investment to increase the site’s treatment capacity for growth, by a population equivalent of 200,000, by extending the existing activated sludge plant (ASP). Beckton STW will receive stormwater from […]

King George V Reservoir (2023)

King George V Reservoir (KGV) is an operational raw water storage reservoir located in the Lea Valley at Walthamstow and is a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) with restricted access. It is controlled by Thames Water’s Lea Valley/North London Abstraction Group based at Coppermills AWTW. Seepage through the clay core at the north-east of […]

Dolwen Reservoir (2021)

Dolwen Reservoir is a Category A Large Raised Reservoir as defined under the Reservoirs Act 1975. It is located on a tributary of the River Elwy, 0.7km upstream and north of Plas Uchaf Reservoir, near Abergele, Conwy, Wales. It was constructed in 1905 and has a capacity of approximately 288,185m3. Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water commissioned […]

Kineton STW (2021)

The Kineton STW required investment in AMP7 due to the introduction of a 0.5mg/l total phosphorus effluent limit, which comes into force by the end of December 2021. The new works is designed to cater for flows from Kineton, Butlers Marston and Radway equating to a combined design horizon population equivalent of 3,946. The existing […]

Anchorsholme Long Sea Outfall (2019)

Anchorsholme Park is located on the coast 4 miles north of Blackpool Tower. The long sea outfall (LSO) project is the third of three phases contributing to improving bathing waters on the Fylde Coast. The objective of the overall scheme is to complete the AMP6 obligations on the Fylde Coast of the ‘moving towards three […]

Woolston WwT Scheme - Part 4 (2019)

Woolston WwTW uses a conventional activated sludge plant (ASP), built in 1966, treating sewage flows from part of the Southampton conurbation, serving a population of approximately 62,000 people. The site occupies an area of 1.26 hectares. The existing sewerage system which feeds into the WwTW collects both wastewater and stormwater from the Woolston catchment area. […]

Deephams STW - A630 Major Upgrade (2018)

Thames Water’s Deephams Sewage Treatment Works (STW) is located in Edmonton, North London and treats a 989,000 population. Three drainage catchment areas of Lea Valley, High Barnet and Tottenham flow to the works, the ninth largest plant in the UK. The original effluent treatment process was built between 1956-1966 and had been updated at various […]

Island Barn Reservoir Remedial Works (2018)

Island Barn Reservoir is located in West Molesey near Hampton Court on the Surrey/London border. The reservoir is a non-impounding reservoir and is retained by an earth fill embankment with puddle clay core approximately 10.8m high and 2,700m long. The reservoir has a stated capacity of 4,191,000m3 and a surface area of 489,700m2, when full […]

Bransholme Surface Water Pumping Station (2017)

Hull’s response to the 2007 flooding that affected thousands of homes in the Bransholme catchment is now complete and operational. This saw Yorkshire Water appoint Black & Veatch (now Binnies) to carry out a feasibility study followed by a design and build contract for a new pumping station. The new Bransholme Surface Water Pumping Station (SWPS), […]

Harrowside Long Sea Outfall (2015)

Harrowside Outfall is the first element of the Blackpool South Strategy to further improve the bathing water quality along the Fylde Coast which involves increasing the capacity of the existing sewer network, surface water and maintenance works to the Lennox Gate Pumping Station. The existing Harrowside outfall, built in 1938, has reached the end of […]