Steel fabrication for Swanley

MAH Steel fabricates structural steel at our Gravesend workshop in Kent for extensions, loft conversions and refurbishments in Swanley, Hextable and Crockenhill, a town of mainly post-war housing at M25 junction 3 on the edge of Greater London, with delivery by lorry-mounted crane (HIAB).

Swanley is at M25 junction 3, where the M25, M20 and A20 meet, and the A2 lies to the north, so the run from the workshop uses the A2 and the M25. Most of the housing dates from the post-war years to the late 1980s, and Victorian houses and shops were cleared to make the new town centre. MAH supplies steel for home extensions and loft conversions as well as larger builds, made from the engineer's drawings.

The town sits beside the Greater London boundary, with St Mary Cray in Bromley and Ruxley in Bexley to the west. Lorries over 3.5 tonnes in Greater London come under the London-wide Low Emission Zone, so give us the full address and say which side of the boundary it is on. The HIAB options are 15 m, 22 m and 30 m with fly jib.