Hotels · Guesthouses · Bars, restaurants & leisure
Hotel and hospitality projects combine a substantial building substructure with extensive external works — parking, arrival and set-down areas, service yards, bin stores and outdoor areas that guests actually use.
Rayco Civils delivers those packages across Ireland, and can phase works on operating premises so trading areas and guest access are kept open.
Where the premises stays open, works are phased and segregated so guest access, fire routes and deliveries continue. Noise-sensitive operations are programmed around trading patterns where the site allows.
Commercial kitchens need grease separation and dedicated drainage runs. These are installed to the drainage design and connected before floor slabs are closed up.
Coach access, delivery vehicles and refuse collection all use the same entrance. Those routes are built with a heavier build-up than the parking bays around them.
Yes, on a phased and segregated basis. Working areas are hoarded off and guest access, deliveries and fire escape routes are maintained throughout.
Yes, where they form part of the drainage design — grease separation for kitchen drainage and interceptors on yard or fuel-risk areas.
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