Steel fabrication for Twickenham

MAH Steel fabricates structural steel at our Gravesend workshop in Kent for loft conversions, extensions and refurbishments in Twickenham and neighbouring Teddington, St Margarets and Whitton, where many fine houses are Victorian and the Thames forms the southern edge of the town, with delivery by lorry-mounted crane (HIAB).

Twickenham steel is fabricated at Gravesend and delivered round the M25 and in via the A316 Chertsey Road, with the A310 London Road the other main road named for the town. Loft beams, extension frames and refurbishment steelwork are all made to the structural engineer's drawings, with the sections drawn from the stock held at the workshop.

The riverside and Strawberry Hill include 18th-century buildings and grounds among the later housing, so give us the exact address rather than just the area; it lets us plan the offload position and the reach properly. Where a rear garden is the only practical place to land the steel, the HIAB can lift over the building, and the 15 m, 22 m and 30 m (with fly jib) options are confirmed per job. Lorries over 3.5 tonnes driving in Greater London must meet the Euro VI standard or pay a daily Low Emission Zone charge.