News Archive > October 2014

Crouch Waterfall has recently been involved with the design process of the Merstham Regeneration Project. The Merstham Estate, which is at the heart of Reigate and Banstead Borough Council’s (RBBC) corporate regeneration programme, is in desperate need of redevelopment in… Continue reading “Merstham Regeneration Project”

Work is soon to begin on the refurbishment of the Hayle Viaduct in Cornwall following the design phase by Crouch Waterfall. The original viaduct is showing signs of ageing and is in desperate need of repair with the ballast boards,… Continue reading “Hayle Viaduct Scaffold”

Bridge Road Bridge has recently been installed this September which is located by Woolsten Station in Southampton, Hampshire. This was a project Crouch Waterfall undertook alongside Dyer and Butler to replace the old bridge which dated as far back as… Continue reading “Bridge Road Bridge”

Crouch Waterfall was recently approached to offer their services and advice on the stability of the Fairbairn crane in Bristol. The crane, which is currently in the care of M-shed, was completed in 1878 and was classified as a Scheduled… Continue reading “Fairbairn Steam Crane, Princes Wharf, Bristol”

Back in 2012, in conjunction with Hochtief, Crouch Waterfall developed an innovative temporary works solution which enabled construction activities to be undertaken with only minimal disruption to the railway over the four track Victoria to Ramsgate mainline under the A208… Continue reading “Constructing Excellence Awards”