Steel fabrication for Paddington

MAH Steel fabricates structural steel at our Gravesend workshop in Kent for extensions, loft and basement conversions and redevelopment in Paddington, between Bayswater and Maida Vale, where stuccoed Victorian terraces stand near the Paddington Basin regeneration area, with delivery by lorry-mounted crane (HIAB) where the site allows.

The M25, M40 and A40 corridor brings steel to the Westway, which runs along the northern edge of Paddington; the central London approach from the A2 is an alternative, so the final route is chosen per delivery. Loft, basement and extension steel is fabricated at Gravesend and checked before it leaves.

Transport for London manages red routes, where stopping and loading are restricted at the times and places shown on signs, and a borough road may follow different rules. Cranes placed on a London public highway can also need a licence from the highway authority and parking-bay suspensions. Where the redeveloped goods yards of the basin area meet older streets, we ask for the exact address before settling the offload. HIAB options are 15 m, 22 m and 30 m with fly jib, confirmed per job.