Founding Wastewater Work Across The UK

The East of England boasts a diverse geological landscape, characterized by extensive chalk formations, sedimentary deposits and exposures of Jurassic and Triassic rocks. This geological variety presents both opportunities and challenges for ground engineering disciplines in the region. Geotechnical engineering plays a crucial role in assessing soil properties and stability for construction projects, especially in areas susceptible to ground subsidence.

Our completed project in Newark shows how we have adapted and overcome these ground conditions to deliver operational excellence. Discover how Aarsleff helped protect over 400 homes that were at risk of flooding, by installing and extracting sheet piled cofferdams. Check out the full case study here.

The North of England and Scotland exhibits a diverse geological makeup, encompassing a range of rock formations and deposits. This includes gritstones and limestones, and extensive glacial deposits. The region’s geology presents both opportunities and challenges for civil engineering disciplines. Geotechnical engineering is crucial for assessing the stability and properties of soil and rock formations, especially in areas with varying geological characteristics. Mining and resource engineering play a significant role, particularly in historically coal-rich areas, for responsible extraction practices. Structural engineering is also essential for designing infrastructure that can withstand the unique geological conditions of the North, ensuring safety and longevity. Environmental engineering plays a key role in managing and mitigating any potential environmental impacts associated with geological activities in the area.

Our completed project in Dalmuir shows how effective drilling and grouting is in challenging ground conditions. Find out how Aarsleff installed more than 300 precast concrete piles to create the foundations for an extension to a waste water treatment facility. Check out the full case study here.

The West of England and Wales exhibits a geologically diverse landscape, characterized by a variety of rock formations and deposits. This includes limestone in areas like the Cotswolds, Jurassic and Triassic rocks in Somerset, and granite in Cornwall and Devon. The region’s geology presents a range of opportunities and challenges for civil engineering disciplines. Geotechnical engineering is paramount for assessing soil and rock properties, critical for construction projects, especially in areas with geological characteristics. Mining and resource engineering have historical significance, particularly in Cornwall’s mining heritage, demanding expertise in safe extraction and remediation practices. Coastal and environmental engineering play a vital role in managing erosion along the western coastline and preserving the region’s ecosystems. Structural engineering is essential for designing infrastructure that can withstand the geological conditions of the West, ensuring safety and durability.

A multidisciplinary approach is crucial to effectively navigate the diverse geological challenges and opportunities in the West of England and Wales. Our completed project in Wales shows how we have used a multidisciplinary approach to deliver operational excellence. Discover how Aarsleff demonstrated technical capabilities and expertise whilst simultaneously, assuring the client of cost, time and quality.  Check out the full case study here.

The South of England features prominent formations such as the chalk downs, limestone escarpments, and clay valleys. These geological features have shaped the landscape and influenced human settlement patterns for centuries. Geotechnical engineering is essential for assessing soil properties and stability, particularly in areas with varying geological characteristics. Coastal engineering is vital for managing erosion along the southern coastline, which is often subject to significant wave action. Environmental engineering is crucial for preserving the delicate ecosystems that thrive in this region, especially in areas like the New Forest and the South Downs. Structural engineering is pivotal in designing infrastructure that can withstand the unique geological conditions of the South, ensuring its resilience. A comprehensive understanding of the geology in the South of England is fundamental for successful and sustainable projects in the area.

Our completed project in Dorset shows how we used effective and efficient project management. Find out how flexibility and adaptive designs were an important part of Aarsleff’s approach, allowing for minimal disruption on site. Check out the full case study here.