Steel fabrication for Sutton

MAH Steel fabricates structural steel at our Gravesend workshop in Kent for loft conversions, home extensions and bespoke steelwork in Sutton, where central housing is mostly Victorian with Edwardian streets as well, and in neighbouring Cheam, Carshalton and Wallington, with delivery by lorry-mounted crane (HIAB).

Sutton is reached from Gravesend by the M25 and the A243, which meets the A24 through North Cheam, in the borough, with the town centre to the east of it; the A217 and A232 were not researched, so the final approach is confirmed with you. Most of Sutton's High Street and central housing is Victorian, with Edwardian streets too. Beams, bespoke steelwork and fabricated assemblies are made to the engineer's drawings and checked before delivery.

The town has four conservation areas, one in the centre and three residential, and the borough's administrative headquarters is in Sutton. A crane on a London public highway can need a borough licence and parking-bay suspensions, and for suburban plots with a rear garden the HIAB can lift over the house. The crane (15 m, 22 m or 30 m with fly jib) is confirmed per job, and lorries over 3.5 tonnes must meet the Euro VI standard or pay a daily Low Emission Zone charge.