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Woodlands Site Services Ltd

Construction site services and ground screw piling in Crayford, Kent

Rated 3.6 out of 5 on Google
8 Google reviews

About Woodlands Site Services Ltd

Woodlands Site Services provides construction site services as a subcontractor. Its work covers site electrics, mechanical services, security systems, drain jetting, underground utilities, data services and energy solutions, alongside ground screw piling.

Formed in 1991, the company is based in Crayford, Kent. It works across commercial buildings, hospitals, hotels, residential settings, urban infrastructure, rail, mining, industrial, defence and data centres. Projects named by the company include the New American Embassy, Battersea Power Station and Bloomberg.

The project process starts with site surveys, planning and design. A single point of contact is responsible for the scope and timeline, with project management through installation and planned maintenance to strip-out. The company says its teams include trained staff and qualified tradespeople, and that its electrical and mechanical services comply with British regulations.

Accreditations

  • NICEIC
  • JIB
  • JTL
  • Gas Safe
  • Achilles
  • RISQS

Services

Construction site services

  • Electrical installations and distribution
  • Temporary site electrics
  • Emergency, LED and flood lighting
  • Security lighting and alarms
  • Data cabling
  • Electrical testing and inspection
  • Fault finding and rectification
  • Mechanical services
  • Security systems
  • Underground utilities and drain jetting
  • Ground screw piling
What their website says about each service
  • Blocked Drains
    “Woodlands is responsible as sub-contractors for the construction activities covering site electrics, mechanical, security systems and drain jetting.”
  • Electricians
    “HV/LV Installations and Distribution”
  • Foundations & Groundworks
    “Ground screw piling, an innovative foundation solution, involves the use of helical screw piles driven into the ground to provide stable and eco-friendly support for various structures.”