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Composite Strengthening Solutions

DESIGNED COMPOSITE STRENGTHENING SOLUTIONS MADE SIMPLE.

What CCUK has to offer is beyond the expertise of most repair contractors – we use an engineered approach to the restoration of concrete structures, buildings, bridges, and infrastructure.

Through our sister company COMPIC we carry out the full feasibility study of your strengthening requirements, we prepare budget cost reports, risk assessments and method statements with a fully insured warranty up to £10m PII.

OUR APPROACH TO COMPOSITE STRENGTHENING

A full feasibility study will be carried out by our in-house composite design engineers, a CCUK structural engineer will analyse the details of your structure or element, its current suitability, and structural enhancement opportunities. A technical report with specification and accurate budget costs will be provided for you and or your client.

FULLY TRAINED AND ACCREDITED TECHNICIANS.

Carbon Fibre Strengthening of buildings and concrete structures requires quality materials, but more importantly, experienced and skilled technicians to ensure that the work is undertaken correctly. Out skilled personal go through rigorous training procedures by all suppliers and a strict quality control process is in place and followed to the letter.

HOW WE COMPLETE OUR COMPOSITE STRENGTHENING SOLUTIONS

Following the design process, site inspections and successful appointment we would engage with your site teams for coordination in respect of working with other trades and creating a construction program.

Any required concrete repairs are carried out, don’t worry we have expertise in house to do this for you.

Selection. Of the best material is key, we work with many suppliers that have many materials to ensure the customer gets the very best value for money.

Surface preparation of the substrate is the first practical process and is critical to achieve the best bond possible.

Application of the strengthening system must be carried out in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions, training and quality control process, it’s not worth the risk to put this work in the hands of untrained personnel.