North Wales construction and civil engineering is seeing a growth across the region, partly due to the Welsh Government’s distribution of grants and funding to good causes, to help boost the area, facilities, community and economy. Not only is the Welsh Government doing their bit, but business’ located within the area are making an effort to have new construction and civil engineering projects undertaken in a scheme to help the area advance in various ways, as well as keep peoples jobs secure in a time where many could be at risk.

Various construction and civil engineering companies are being kept busy, with a range of projects flowing in from new community centres, housing estates, tourist facilities, college campus’, sea defence and much more! The construction taking place across the area makes for very exciting prospects for the residents and visitors of North Wales, who will benefit fantastically from the new infrastructure.

Due to North Wales’ natural location and environment, many civil engineers have been proposing and overseeing plans, as well as the building of systems designed to help sustainability of the environment. This includes the implementation of wind energy, coastal engineering, environmental engineering, geotechnical engineering, water resource engineering, structural engineering and many other forms. Through use of modern tools, technologies and equipment, the knowledge and range of service that these construction and civil engineering companies can supply are truly amazing, helping the area generate power and make the most of what the natural location offers.

Recent under construction and completed projects in the area include the Colwyn Bay promenade coastal defence, along with its incorporated water sports centre main up the name of “Porth Eirias”. The £8 million teaching centre at Glynllifon, Coleg Meirion-Dwyfor’s land based campus near Caernarfon is another new establishment that is set to help benefit the area is another example of a new facility to help benefit the local areas.