Our foundation work in Harry Stoke included concrete foundation runs, below-ground masonry and reinforcement within open trenches. These tasks formed part of the substructure construction beneath the future floor level, across related stages of the site work.
Concrete along the foundation lines
We carried out concrete work within an interconnected trench layout. The scope followed the foundation runs around the footprint and through internal wall positions.
Corners and junctions bring separate foundation runs together. They are part of the overall arrangement established by the building design, alongside the longer straight sections.
Substructure masonry above the foundations
Our masonry work formed low walls within the building footprint. This brought the construction above the trench stage and began to establish the supporting layout for the floor work.
Foundation concrete and substructure walls are connected stages. The transition needs to be considered with the building layout and the construction still to follow above it.
Reinforcement within the trench work
The scope also included steel reinforcement running through open trenches and around changes in direction. This was preparation for subsequent concrete work, with the steel still accessible at that stage.
Together, these tasks reflect the different parts of a foundation package. We undertake foundation and substructure work for projects in Bristol and nearby areas, including Harry Stoke.
Contact us about foundation construction near Bristol, including excavation, concrete, reinforcement and substructure masonry. Discuss your project with JG.
