At the very start of your project, you need advice from consultants you can trust. We will deploy one of our enablers to your site, who will assess your requirements before developing a plan of action that takes all elements of the job into account, including traffic management and/or road closures.
From the smallest service pipe repair to large diameter mains, A T Stannard can handle any and all repair and maintenance works for clean water providers in the South of England, including those to fire hydrants and mains services. We can undertake even the most complex projects, such as those taking place deep underground or in confined spaces.
A T Stannard plays an instrumental role in upgrading the area’s water networks, improving the reliability of our systems, and improving water quality for the millions of end users across the Thames Valley area and beyond. This often involves all aspects of metering, including disconnections and reinstatements.
We are the industry’s trusted experts for developers, specialising in everything from relaying small services to single domestic properties to main laying to large new developments. We do so using modern trenchless technologies, including directional drilling and moling equipment.
All reinstatement services can be implemented and carefully managed through our internal work management system. Our work in this area includes cleaning and ‘making good’ any areas that we have addressed, with access to block paving, kerb laying and jetwashing specialists in our wider team.
At A T Stannard, we are committed to delivering the best possible service to our clients with minimum disruption. That’s why we strive to utilise our vacuum excavators where possible.
This advanced equipment has proven to provide a much safer alternative to other digging techniques.
Our fully trained vacuum excavator teams can deliver a quicker and more cost-effective service compared to the more traditional methods of excavating, all at a much lower risk. Hiring our vacuum excavator for your excavation needs will reduce the likelihood of service strikes and irreparable damage to tree roots. It’s a much safer and more convenient alternative – and it’s better for the environment, too.
