Construction Techniques is a multi-disciplinary organisation which aims to achieve excellence in project delivery to the construction industry. With over 30 years experience in delivering high value and complex projects, the company has established a solid reputation for both quality workmanship and safety.
As the business has developed over the past three decades, so has the team, the skills and the diversified portfolio of construction disciplines that can now be offered. Whilst historically we primarily offered concrete repair and refurbishment waterproofing, diversification has resulted in a more holistic offer to clients, including new build waterproofing, pitched and flat roofing, cladding, structural movement joints and internal floor finishes.
Our Vision is based around excellence in project delivery by offering a holistic and multi-faceted approach, whilst building strong and rewarding relationships with our clients and our partners.
Our objective is to deliver expert solutions to the construction industry across a broad range of disciplines, which are technically advantageous in relation to both building performance and budgetary requirements.
Construction Techniques have acquired a highly trained and experienced workforce over the past 30 years, and the business prides itself on the quality and governance of workmanship, and our ability to not only deliver projects of the highest quality, but also with integrity and safety.
Construction Techniques was formed in 1989 by Andrew McCormack, following 20 years contracting experience within the concrete repair and waterproofing industry in both the UK and Asia. During this period, Construction Techniques has built a formidable reputation for delivering projects in partnership with some of the country’s largest main contractors, builders and councils, and continues to support frameworks within civil engineering.
In 2021, Construction Techniques was the subject of a management buy-out, with a view to expanding further into the roofing and structural waterproofing markets. Since then, the company has secured and delivered over £4m of completed projects, including the award winning Urban House (Preston) and Liverpool HMP. Construction Techniques continues to develop its multi-disciplinary offering.
The business will continue to expand and serve the turnkey demands that clients require.
Stuart Benham has worked in the construction industry for over 29 years. During this period, Stuart has worked in various specification, technical and commercial roles gaining various qualifications along the way. Stuart has been directly involved in the waterproofing industry for the past 14 years. Prior to joining Construction Techniques, he began is waterproofing career as technical advisor with RIW, before taking up roles as specification manager, regional manager and national sales manager with Sika Ltd. Stuart’s experience and knowledge places him in an ideal position to head up the waterproofing and concrete repair side of the business.
Stuart “Waterproofing is an integral part of any structure, and it is vital it is given the priority it deserves. Every project however large or small has to have the same attention to detail when it comes to waterproofing”.
Sarah Johnson joined CTL in October 2022. Sarah has over 30 years’ experience in Senior Management within the Service Delivery Function leading and overseeing Programme Delivery and Commercial Operations for large size and complex Deployment Programmes. Extensive management, business process and business optimisation skills have enabled Sarah to successfully lead large scale Implementations, Transitions and Change Management Programmes into some of the major blue-chip organisations across Europe. Following a Lifestyle Decision Sarah has elected to work more closely to home in the Northwest and work with the existing CTL team as Operations Director to drive the Development and Expansion of CTL, covering a variety of remits to enable the business to run efficiently and effectively.
Charlie recently joined CTL after leaving full time education and preferring the option of moving directly into the workplace as opposed to full-time higher education. After initially spending 6 months on site across all our disciplines, he is now office-based gaining experience of all facets across the business as he develops his roles into a full-time quantity surveyor.
Two 8 storey blocks of flats that are situated in Wythenshawe…
Construction Techniques were approached by a private self build client to look at the waterproofing design at a large domestic property in Blundellsands Merseyside.
The project involved the refurbishment of a multistorey office block occupied by Manchester City Council administration staff.
A store water overflow tank was constructed by pre-cast concrete rings sunk to a depth of 30m. The base slab was then cast out of reinforced concrete.
As part of the conversion of the old liberal club in Prenton to self-contained accommodation for autistic residence…
As part of the refurbishment of the historic old fire station, which is a listed building within the Unesco…
A vast building, holding a total of 19 printing presses, used to print the country’s leading newspapers and magazines.
As part of the William Brown Street Museum, Construction Techniques were called in to review multiple areas requiring a structural waterproofing system.
Wallasey Ambulance project consisted of a refurb of an ambulance station, where we were asked to complete a survey to…
Shortly before the 2006 Open Golf Championship at Hoylake, Network Rail were refurbishing the station and its associated structures.
