Built right.
Built to last.

CWC Ltd was appointed by a valued repeat client to improve the usability and weather resistance of their existing industrial dome structures.

The project brief was to create a fully wind- and watertight environment while maintaining the unrestricted access required for daily operations. To achieve this, we installed large-scale roller shutter doors specifically designed to accommodate the movement of 40-foot containers.

The completed works provide improved protection from the elements while creating a secure, durable and more functional space tailored to the client’s operational requirements.

This project demonstrates CWC Ltd’s ability to deliver practical construction solutions that balance long-term performance with real-world usability.

CWC Ltd was appointed to carry out targeted drainage repairs and reinstate an area of sunken block paving in Speke, Liverpool.

The underground drainage pipes had become disjointed, allowing water to escape and wash away sections of the supporting sub-base. This loss of support caused the block paving above to settle and become uneven.

Our team lifted the affected paving, repaired the damaged drainage connections and installed a sand blinding layer to restore a stable, even foundation. The original block paving was then carefully relaid to the correct levels, leaving the area secure, functional and professionally reinstated.

CWC Ltd was appointed by a landlord in Salford after a newly installed external cladding system achieved only a 30-minute fire rating and did not meet the building’s required fire-performance standards.

Rather than removing and replacing the recently installed cladding, our team proposed a practical internal solution designed to deliver the required level of protection while minimising disruption, additional cost and material waste.

A jumbo stud partition was constructed inside the existing dwarf blockwork wall using 50mm studs and two layers of 12.5mm FireLine board, providing a one-hour fire rating. A 50mm intumescent fire batt was also carefully installed around the structural steelwork to maintain the continuity and integrity of the fire line.

The project was completed within one week. The new partition was finished to a tape-and-joint standard and fully painted, leaving a clean and professional result. Two access openings were retained to allow the client’s electrician to relocate the smoke alarm onto the face of the new wall.

This project demonstrates CWC Ltd’s ability to identify efficient, compliant solutions that improve building safety without undertaking unnecessary removal and replacement work.

CWC Ltd was appointed midway through the construction of a new Starbucks drive-thru in Huntingdon after the original cladding contractor was unable to complete the required works.

Taking over an active project presented several challenges. A significant proportion of the materials already ordered were either unsuitable or incorrect for the proposed installation. Working closely with the wider project team, we reviewed the existing specification and adapted the design where necessary, allowing the majority of the available materials to be used while maintaining the required quality, appearance and construction programme.

Through careful planning, practical problem-solving and effective site coordination, our team successfully brought the outstanding cladding works through to Practical Completion—delivering the project on time and within budget.

The completed drive-thru achieved a high-quality finish despite the demanding circumstances, demonstrating CWC Ltd’s ability to take control of challenging projects and deliver dependable results.