Ireland-wide civils and groundworks — based Monamolin, Co. Wexford
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Site Development Contractors in Ireland

Site development is the full package of works that turns raw or brownfield land into a serviced, build-ready site: clearance and earthworks, roads and access, foul and storm drainage, attenuation, utility ducting, hard standings and car parks.

Overview

Site development is normally priced as a single package because the elements are dependent on each other — roads cannot be built before drainage, and drainage cannot be laid before levels are formed.

Rayco Civils is a civil engineering and groundworks contractor based in Monamolin, Co. Wexford, working on sites across Ireland. Send drawings or a site location and we will price the works.

Scope of works

Enabling works, clearance and demolition arisings removal
Cut and fill, earthworks and platform formation
Site entrances, access roads and estate roads
Foul, storm and land drainage with attenuation
ESB, telecoms, water and gas ducting
Kerbing, footpaths, car parks and hard standings

One package, one programme

Splitting site development across several contractors creates gaps at the interfaces. Delivered as one package, the sequencing, levels and setting out stay consistent from clearance to final surfacing.

Utilities coordinated with the build

Ducting for power, telecoms, water and gas is installed on agreed routes before surfaces are closed, with draw cords and chamber positions recorded so the utility providers can pull in later without reopening finished ground.

As-built records

Drainage runs, chamber positions, duct routes and levels are recorded as the works proceed, which is what local authorities and utility providers look for at handover.

Frequently asked questions

Can you take a greenfield site through to build-ready?

Yes — clearance, earthworks, roads, drainage, ducting and hard standings can be delivered under a single package and programme.

Do you work to local authority taking-in-charge standards?

Yes, where a scheme is intended to be taken in charge, the roads, drainage and services are built and recorded to the standards set by that authority.

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