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LKP Construction specialises in delivering high-quality infrastructure projects across highways, housing, utilities and solar energy solutions, to meet diverse client needs efficiently and sustainably.

Work on the ground, before a word about scope.

Three jobs, taken from LKP Construction’s own project gallery. Each one is tied back to the scope codes further down this page, so you can see the work and then read exactly what it was made of. A capability list only means anything once somebody has actually built it.

LKP photograph A housing plot with cast concrete strip foundations forming a grid of bays, the bays filled with stone and levelled, short concrete columns standing proud on the footings, open excavated ground around the perimeter and finished brick housing with site fencing behind.

Housing / substructures

Cast concrete foundations across a housing plot. Strip footings run in a grid, the bays between them filled and levelled, and short concrete columns stood up off the footings ready for what goes above. Ground still open around the perimeter, finished brickwork and site fencing behind.

Client, location and date on request

EvidencesR1R2R3

LKP photograph Night working at the edge of a road: purple ducting run out along the grass verge, a tracked mini excavator on the bank, an operative in orange hi-vis at the trench line, a mobile lighting mast on the carriageway and a flatbed lorry with a red loader crane behind.

Highways / night working

Ducting run out along a carriageway edge at night. A tracked mini excavator working the bank, an operative in orange hi-vis on the trench line, a mobile lighting mast set up on the road and a flatbed with a loader crane stood behind it.

Client, location and date on request

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LKP photograph A chamber cover set flush into a new concrete surround at night, a smaller cover alongside it, and the backfilled duct route running away behind it marked with yellow warning tape, with spoil banked along one side.

Utilities / chambers and reinstatement

A chamber cover set flush in a new concrete surround, a second smaller cover alongside it, and the duct route behind it backfilled and marked with yellow warning tape.

Client, location and date on request

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Client names, contract values and dates are not published on this page. Ask for them, along with the references that go with them. The company record itself is public, and it is one click away.

Ask for client references Companies House14482663

Before you shortlist us

This is the pack a main contractor’s quantity surveyor asks for, all of it, on one open list with nothing folded away. Fourteen lines are answered here and traced back to where the answer comes from. Nine are documents that live on a certificate rather than on a website, so those lines say precisely what to ask for, and you can copy the list and take it with you.

A logo printed on a web page is not a certificate. Ask for the certificate, from us and from everyone else on your list.

  • 23lines on the pack
  • 14answered on this page
  • 9you ask for direct

01 Who you would be contracting with

  • Registered name

    LKP Construction Ltd

    Companies House

    Answered here

  • Company number

    14482663

    Companies House

    Answered here

  • Status and type

    Active / private limited company

    Companies House

    Answered here

  • Trading since

    Incorporated 14 November 2022

    Currently in its fourth year of trading. That is a short record next to a fifty-year firm, and it is on the page rather than buried, because you will check it anyway.

    Companies House

    Answered here

  • Registered office

    Conwy House Suite 1, Telford, Shropshire TF2 7BF

    Companies House

    Answered here

  • Registered activities, SIC

    42990 civil engineering / 43210 electrical installation / 41100 development of building projects / 41202 construction of domestic buildings

    The register’s own description of the trades. Worth reading against the capability lists further down this page.

    Companies House

    Answered here

  • Director on record

    Luke Pritchard, appointed 14 November 2022

    One officer on the register, no resignations since incorporation. Identity verification recorded as complete.

    Companies House

    Answered here

  • Filing record

    Accounts to 5 April 2025, next due 5 January 2027 / confirmation statement 25 April 2026, next due 9 May 2027

    Nothing overdue on the register at the date this page was checked.

    Companies House

    Answered here

02 Cover, schemes and cards

  • Public and employers liability

    Cover levels, the insurer and the renewal date, read straight off the schedule rather than retyped onto a web page.

    Not on this site

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  • SSIP membership

    CHAS, SMAS or Acclaim: the certificate, the membership number and its expiry date. You will find no scheme badge printed anywhere on this site.

    Not on this site

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  • Constructionline

    The registration number and the level it sits at, Bronze through to Platinum.

    Not on this site

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  • NRSWA streetworks cards

    Which units are held, and by how many operatives and supervisors. On a highways or utilities package this is usually the line the shortlist turns on.

    Not on this site

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  • ISO 9001, 14001, 45001

    Quality, environmental and health and safety, where held, with the certification body and the expiry date on each.

    Not on this site

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03 Resource and reach

  • Structure

    Family-run

    LKP published

    Answered here

  • Base and office hours

    Telford, Shropshire / Monday to Friday, 08:00 to 18:00

    LKP published

    Answered here

  • Office team

    Luke Pritchard, Managing Director / Reece Pritchard, Secretary / Jazmin Kaur-Biram, Business Support Officer

    Roles as published by LKP. The Companies House register lists one officer, the director.

    LKP published

    Answered here

  • Named crews

    Cable Investigation Team / Blockage Crew / Reinstating crew

    Named on LKP’s own services list, and set out in full further down this page. Each can be taken on its own or inside a wider package.

    LKP published

    Answered here

  • Owned plant and fleet

    What is owned against what is hired in, with the list. This page pictures plant at work but claims ownership of none of it.

    Not on this site

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  • Operative headcount

    How many operatives, and how the named crews above are made up. Numbers are published neither here nor on LKP’s own site.

    Not on this site

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  • Working radius

    LKP publishes one location, Telford in Shropshire, and no service radius, so no coverage map or travel claim appears on this page. Give the site postcode and ask what they will travel for.

    Not on this site

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04 Proof of work

  • Photographs on this page

    Fifteen, every one LKP’s own

    Taken from LKP Construction’s project gallery. Each is captioned with what is actually in the frame, never with a job title read off a picture.

    This site

    Answered here

  • Client names and contract values

    None published

    Checked: LKP’s project gallery carries no client names, project titles, dates or values, so none appear on this page either. Nothing here has been invented to fill the gap.

    Checked against LKP’s gallery

    Not published

  • References you can call

    Two or three clients or main contractors, with the sector and the rough value band, handed over with contact details so you can ring them.

    Not on this site

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Safety first
A dependable, well-structured team that operates to the highest professional standards, with health and safety as a fundamental priority.
Sustainable practice
A family-run company focused on sustainable growth and strong partnerships, with a commitment to sustainable building practices.
On site and off site
Through both our on-site performance and off-site support, we give clients complete confidence and peace of mind.
CAPABILITIES HIGHWAYSHOUSINGUTILITIESSOLAR

Crews we can put a name to.

Some of this work is its own trade, not a line item on someone else’s programme. Ask us about these teams on their own, or as part of a wider package.

LKP photograph Two purple ducts in the bottom of a narrow trench at night, with a yellow tape measure hung down the trench side and an aluminium straight edge laid across the top, an operative in orange hi-vis and vehicle headlights behind.
Cover depth checked against a straight edge laid across the trench, tape run down to the crown of two purple ducts. Yellow warning tape is already out on the verge alongside.

Cable Investigation Team

Utilities / Named crew

Survey and verification of underground cable routes before excavation, so the dig starts with the route proven rather than assumed. The same team handles damaged cable investigation, replacing damaged power cables and jointing.

Detection tools: cable locators, ground-penetrating radar

LKP photograph A trench and a deeper excavation opened up in a roadside verge at night under a lighting tower, with a steel chamber frame set on the ground beside the hole, purple ducting loaded on a flatbed truck on the carriageway and a generator running at the tower base.
A verge opened up at night under a lighting tower, chamber frame set out ready beside the excavation and purple ducting waiting on the flatbed alongside.

Blockage Crew

Utilities / Civil support for cables

A specialist team to identify and clear obstructions in underground ducts and trenches, so cable pulling stays smooth and installation does not stall.

Duct and trench obstruction clearing

LKP photograph A freshly poured concrete surround floated smooth around a new chamber cover at night, with timber shuttering still in place at the edges, a power float and a wheelbarrow behind, and an operative in orange hi-vis standing at the top of the frame.
A concrete surround floated smooth around a new chamber cover at night, timber shuttering still in place at the edges, power float and barrow set down behind.

Reinstating crew

Housing / Finishing works

Named on our housing finishing works list, alongside front end works, remedial work, tarmaccing, services exposing and land drains. Ask about reinstatement on its own, or as part of the finishing package.

See housing, finishing works

01 / HIGHWAYS

Highways

Expertise in designing and constructing durable highway projects, from clearing and grubbing through the sub-base and surfacing to the kerbs, barriers, lighting and line marking that finish the scheme.

Enquire about highways
LKP photograph Purple ducting run out along a trunk road verge at night beneath a blue direction sign reading Coventry M69 and Leicester A5460, with a yellow mini excavator working the verge, an operative in orange hi-vis at the trench, a lighting tower and red lane barriers set out on the carriageway.
Roadside & safety features / temporary worksNight working on a trunk road verge under the Coventry M69 and Leicester A5460 sign. Purple ducting run out along the carriageway edge, a mini excavator on the verge, lighting tower up and red lane barriers set out.
LKP photograph Three grey roadside cabinets with yellow electrical hazard labels standing on a new concrete base beside a rural road, with fresh topsoil dressed around the slab, a steel safety barrier along the verge, a drystone wall behind and traffic cones out on the carriageway.
Street lighting & electrical ductingThree roadside cabinets set on a new concrete base beside a rural road, topsoil dressed back around the slab, steel safety barrier along the verge and cones out on the carriageway. A lighting column stands behind the cabinets.

H1 Site preparation & earthworks

  • Clearing, grubbing and removal of unsuitable materials
  • Excavation and embankment formation
  • Soil stabilisation
  • Subgrade preparation and compaction
  • Temporary works: access roads, haul routes and site drainage

H2 Drainage & stormwater management

  • Side drains, lined and unlined
  • Cross drainage works: culverts and causeways
  • Stormwater collection and outfall systems
  • Gabion walls
  • Slope protection and erosion control

H3 Road foundations & layers

  • Sub-base and base course
  • Granular sub-base (GSB)
  • Wet mix macadam (WMM)
  • Crushed stone base

H4 Pavement works

  • Flexible pavements: bituminous macadam, dense bitumen macadam (DBM), asphalt concrete
  • Rigid pavements: plain and reinforced concrete slabs
  • Dowel and tie bar installation

H5 Roadside & safety features

  • Road kerbs, medians and shoulders
  • Guardrails, crash barriers and parapets
  • Road signage, line marking and road studs
  • Street lighting and electrical ducting

H6 Ancillary civil works

  • Utility crossings: water pipelines, telecom, electrical ducts
  • Landscaping and slope stabilisation along highways
  • Service roads and parking bays
02 / HOUSING

Housing

Development of residential housing solutions, from a bare plot through the substructure to the finishing works that let a site hand over: roads and sewers, services exposing, land drains, tarmaccing and reinstatement.

Enquire about housing
LKP photograph Steel reinforcement mesh and blue plastic edge shuttering laid out across a large foundation grid on a housing plot, with finished brick houses, site fencing, stacked block packs and a spoil heap behind.
Foundations & substructuresReinforcement and blue edge shuttering set out across a foundation grid on a housing plot, ready for pour. Finished brick houses, site fencing and stacked block packs behind.
LKP photograph Deep strip foundation trenches cut square into orange clay ground, forming a rectangle around an untouched central platform, with clean vertical faces and spoil graded away to the sides.
Excavation & fillingStrip foundation trenches cut square into clay, dug around an untouched central platform, faces clean and vertical.

R1 Site preparation & earthworks

  • Clearing and grubbing: vegetation, debris and unsuitable material
  • Excavation and filling: bulk excavation, trenching, foundation pits
  • Grading and compaction: level platforms for buildings, roads or slabs
  • Temporary works: access roads, site drainage, fencing and hoarding

R2 Foundations & substructures

  • Shallow foundations: pad footings, strip footings, rafts
  • Deep foundations: driven piles, bored piles, micro-piles
  • Basements and retaining structures: diaphragm walls, soldier piles, ground anchors
  • Concrete works: blinding layers, pile caps, ground beams

R3 Concrete & ancillary works

  • Formwork and shuttering: safe and accurate casting systems
  • Pouring and finishing: vibration, curing, surface finishing
  • Special concrete works: waterproof concrete, fibre-reinforced, high-strength grades

R4 Finishing works

  • Front end works
  • Roads and sewers
  • Remedial work
  • Tarmaccing works
  • Signage and lighting works
  • Reinstating crewNamed crew
  • Services exposing
  • Land drains
03 / UTILITIES

Utilities

Construction services for utility infrastructure: proving the route, building the track and boxes, pulling and jointing the cable, then testing it. Power on the AC side, PV strings on the DC side, and fibre for communication and SCADA.

This is where the named crews sit, so a cabling package can be taken end to end, or picked up at whichever point it has stalled.

Enquire about utilities
LKP photograph An operative in orange hi-vis kneeling beside a black plastic cable box set down in a trench at night, with four purple ducts curving into the top of the box and two leaving the front, bedded on pea gravel, and thin draw cords hanging from each duct entry.
Track & box constructionA cable box set into the trench with four purple ducts landed into the top and two leaving the front, bedded on pea gravel. Draw cords are already through each duct entry.
LKP photograph An operative in orange hi-vis standing inside an open cable chamber feeding a yellow fibre cable down towards purple duct entries in the chamber wall, with the composite chamber cover lifted clear onto the ground alongside and a coil of yellow cable on a frame in the foreground.
Fibre optic cablingFeeding yellow fibre into a chamber. The composite cover is lifted clear, purple duct entries are open in the chamber wall and a blue draw rope is already run through.

U1 Earthworks & site preparation

  • Land clearing
  • Grading and compaction for panel mounting areas
  • Construction of access roads
  • Drainage systems and stormwater control

U2 Cable Investigation TeamNamed crew

  • Survey and verification of underground cable routes before excavation
  • Detection tools: cable locators and ground-penetrating radar, to avoid damage
  • Damaged cable investigation works
  • Replacing damaged power cables, and jointing

U3 Blockage CrewNamed crew

  • Civil support for cables
  • Identifying and clearing obstructions in underground ducts and trenches
  • Keeps cable pulling smooth and prevents delays in installation

U4 Track & box construction

  • Excavation and preparation of trenches, the tracks, for cabling routes
  • Installation of protective ducting
  • Cable boxes and chambers for power and fibre cabling

U5 Concrete pillar & foundation works

  • Reinforced concrete foundations and pillars for solar panel structures
  • Precision setting to ensure stability and alignment of mounting systems

U6 Power cabling, AC side

  • Supply and installation of high-voltage (HV) and medium-voltage (MV) cables, from transformers to substations
  • Terminations, jointing and testing of all power circuits
  • Winch works

U7 DC cabling, PV strings

  • Installation of DC cabling connecting solar panels to combiner boxes and inverters
  • Routing, fixing and protection, to keep efficiency up and losses down
  • Winch works

U8 Fibre optic cabling: communication & SCADA

  • Laying and splicing of fibre optic cables for data transfer, monitoring and remote operation
  • Integration with SCADA systems for real-time performance tracking
  • Fibre cabling, fibre blowing, fibre splicing and fibre testing
LKP photograph A cable drum trailer and a blue coil of ducting parked on a new stone compound in bright sun, with a green Land Rover, blue barrier fencing, an operative in orange hi-vis working at the fence line, an overhead line on wooden poles and a large rock set at the edge of the track.
Earthworks, access roads & compoundA cable drum trailer and a coil of ducting set out on a new stone compound, with barrier fencing along the boundary, an operative working the fence line and an overhead line on wooden poles running behind.
04 / SOLAR ENERGY

Solar energy

Solar energy solutions are one of the four areas we specialise in. On our own services list the solar work sits inside the utilities capability above, from the panel mounting platform up to the fibre that reports back to SCADA, so that is how we have set it out here rather than inventing a separate scope.

Enquire about solar
LKP photograph A white containerised unit lettered TrinaStorage standing at the edge of a new compacted stone surface, with timber post and mesh fencing, a cable drum and a coil set down on the stone, a green Land Rover parked on the access track and rows of solar panels running across the field behind.
Earthworks & accessA containerised unit standing on new compacted stone at the end of an access track, post and mesh fencing along the boundary, a cable drum and coil set down beside it, and rows of solar panels running across the field behind.
LKP photograph A yellow cable rod reel on a stand and a black cable drum set out on a stone compound beside dark green kiosk enclosures, with an open chamber and concrete cover slabs to the right, blue draw rope on the ground and rows of solar panels in the distance.
Cabling & chambersCable rods and a drum set out beside green kiosk enclosures on a stone compound, an open chamber and cover slabs to the right, blue draw rope run out across the gravel, and a solar array on the skyline.

What we do on a solar site

Every line below is drawn from the utilities capability above, applied to a solar site. Nothing here is a separate claim.

  • Land clearing, grading and compaction for panel mounting areas
  • Construction of access roads, drainage systems and stormwater control
  • Reinforced concrete foundations and pillars for solar panel structures
  • Precision setting for the stability and alignment of mounting systems
  • Track and box construction: trenches, protective ducting, cable boxes and chambers
  • HV and MV cabling from transformers to substations, with terminations, jointing and testing
  • DC cabling from panels to combiner boxes and inverters, plus winch works
  • Fibre optic cabling integrated with SCADA for real-time performance tracking
05 / RAIL

Rail

Rail sits in our company description rather than in the capability lists above. We have not written a rail scope here, because we do not publish one, and we have no rail photograph to show you.

Nothing to show, yetEvery other photograph on this page is a real LKP job. There is no rail one in the gallery, so this slot stays empty rather than borrowing a picture that is not ours.

Portfolio sector / No published scope

Rail schemes: start with a conversation.

“LKP Construction Ltd is a family-run company focused on sustainable growth and strong partnerships, delivering projects in highways, housing, utilities, rail, and solar for a growing client base.” LKP Construction Ltd, own words

That is the whole of what we say about rail, so that is the whole of what you will find here. Tell us what the rail scheme involves and we will tell you straight which parts we take on ourselves and which we would bring a partner in for.

Enquire about rail

Project quotes and partnership enquiries.

For construction-related enquiries, project quotes or partnership opportunities, reach out to our team. Send the drawings or just describe the site, and tell us where in the job you are.

  • A whole sector package: highways, housing, utilities or solar
  • A single named crew: cable investigation, blockage clearing or reinstatement
  • A job that has stalled, and needs picking up from wherever it stopped
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Describe the site and we will tell you what is involved, what we do ourselves, and what we would not pretend to.

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