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One Partner for Every Stage of Your Concrete Project

From ready mix concrete and pumping to steel decking, floor preparation and finishing, LGW Group delivers a complete concrete package across the South of England and Wales.

Our team of concrete contractors and metal decking experts at LGW Group are here to meet all your construction requirements across South England and Wales. As a leading concrete company, we are committed to delivering high-quality solutions tailored to your project needs. With years of experience in the industry, our skilled professionals ensure precision, reliability, and exceptional service at every stage of your build. Whether you're working on a large-scale commercial project or a smaller construction job, you can trust LGW Group to provide expert guidance and top-tier concreting services.

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About The LGW Group

The LGW Group brings together some of the region's most experienced construction specialists, dedicated to providing you with the best service in the South of England and Wales. We are proud of our status as the only construction group in the region capable of delivering on every aspect of your concreting project. From ready mix concrete and concrete pump hire to liquid screed and concrete blocks we've got you covered!

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Our Construction Services

We are proud of our status as the only construction group in the region capable of delivering a fully comprehensive concreting service. This means that we can fulfil your construction requirements every step of the way, from erecting steel decking right through to concrete floor preparation and installation. We want the entire process to be as hassle free as possible for you, and our experienced project planners will ensure that your project is completed both on time and on budget.

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Project Showcase

1200m3 Concrete Pour: Capital Construction Site in Avonmouth

The LGW Group was approached by Capital Construction to supply their site in Avonmouth with a hardwearing external concrete slab.

2km3 concrete pour: Thatchers Cider Factory in Somerset

Offering a full range of concrete services, the LGW Group was approached by Thatchers Cider to supply their factory in Somerset with quality concrete flooring.

600m3 Concrete Pour: Viridor Resource Recovery Centre Avonmouth

The LGW Group was contacted to provide 600m3 of concrete for the new £252 million Viridor Resource Recovery Centre development in Avonmouth.

News

Concrete Mix for Residential vs Commercial Projects

27th July 2026

Concrete specification exists to match the mix to the conditions a structure will face across its design life. The gap between a domestic pour and a commercial or infrastructure application is not a question of scale; it is a different specification exercise, governed by different strength grades, exposure classes, and placing requirements under BS 8500.

The Future of Concrete Pumping Technology Explained

17th June 2026

An operator watches the boom angle and pressure gauge by feel, logs the pour by hand, and reacts to a blockage only once it is visible. That has been the standard for decades, manageable on a small pour but a liability on a multi-phase infrastructure programme where a stoppage cannot be undone.

The Benefits of Using Concrete Pumps for High-Rise Buildings

20th May 2026

This post covers how pumping works in vertical applications, the operational case for each pump type, and the factors that should drive selection on a complex build.

How Graphene Concrete Is Advancing Modern Construction

13th April 2026

Concrete is the backbone of modern construction, yet its fundamental limitations have gone largely unchanged for decades. It cracks, degrades under load, and demands costly maintenance across its service life. For engineers and contractors delivering complex infrastructure, those weaknesses translate directly into programme risk and shortened asset lifespans. Graphene concrete changes that equation.

Transparent Concrete: A Revolution in Building Materials

30th March 2026

Introducing natural light into concrete structures often requires additional systems, such as glazing, which increases design complexity and affects delivery. This creates a trade-off between structural consistency and effective daylighting.

The Role of AI & Robotics in Concrete Construction

11th February 2026

Concrete pours rarely fail because of a single issue. Delays are more often driven by programme changes, delivery constraints, curing variability, or small errors that escalate under pressure. AI in concrete construction is increasingly used to reduce this risk by improving control over time-sensitive, high-risk operations.

What Is Lightweight Concrete & Where Is It Used?

21st January 2026

As construction projects progress, design constraints become more important. Increased time pressure, limited site space, and higher structural loads can push the limits of what foundations and ground conditions can handle. At this point, using traditional concrete may add extra weight, making the project less feasible and harder to schedule.

How Electric Commercial Vehicles Are Greening Construction

19th December 2025

Electric commercial vehicles have been discussed for years, but construction has always been a harder environment in which to apply them. Yet, that is starting to shift.