We provide a groundworks service in Norfolk and surrounding areas to those in the construction industry and pride ourselves on our skills and machinery capabilities. We’re are always looking to take our business forward into new areas.
We pride ourselves on our professional approach to civil engineering projects. Our trained handlers can offer everything from installation of deep drainage and sewer connections to road formations and lagoons.
Our highly skilled team and capable machinery allow us to cover all aspects of groundworks. We regularly carry out groundworks on a range of construction projects, from new builds and renovations to large car parks, lakes and equestrian facilities.
The key to our success lies in our flexibility, we are committed to supplying both fully operated and self-drive plant hire in Norfolk.
Our machinery includes the latest technologies with a variety of attachments, to ensure we have the ideal plant for your project.
From overgrown sites which need to be cleared to a sloping site which needs levelling, our site clearance and remediation service will provide the machinery and skills required for a safe and cost-effective job.
The whiteboard is the beating heart of Matt Body’s office in Norwich. On it are columns of work underway, work pending and contracts waiting to be confirmed. At this moment in time, MB Plant and Civils is at capacity.
It has taken Matthew Body just three years to go from being a contractor taking his digger from site to site to becoming a member of the elite group of innovators that make up Norfolk and Suffolk’s Future 50.
Matthew Body Plant Hire Ltd, is trading as ‘MB Plant & Civils’ – it is still owned and run by Matthew Body, with the support of the same team.
Since Matthew Body Plant Hire started in 2016, our experience combined with our passion for construction and machinery has quickly led to us becoming a highly-regarded team, covering all aspects of construction, from beneath ground to above.
With our continuing growth in Ground Works and Civil Engineering, alongside our existing plant hire, we wanted a name and identity that reflected the wider scope of the company.
If your house or business is not connected to the mains sewer, your sewage will go to one of the following:
If you have a septic tank that discharges directly to a surface water you will need to replace or upgrade your treatment system by 1 January 2020. Where properties with septic tanks that discharge directly to surface water are sold before 1 January 2020, responsibility for the replacement or upgrade of the existing treatment system should be addressed between the buyer and seller as a condition of sale.
If the Environment Agency finds evidence that your septic tank discharging to a surface water is causing pollution, you will need to replace or upgrade your system earlier than 1 January 2020. You will usually have to do this within 1 year, although this will be agreed on a case-by-case basis.
You may be able to:
Information sourced from https://www.gov.uk/guidance/general-binding-rules-small-sewage-discharge-to-a-surface-water
