Building, Engineering & Maintenance
Channel Engineering provides a broad spectrum of engineering and construction services. We work with homeowners, landlords and businesses across the South East, with much of our work in Kent.
Building & Construction
From extensions and complete house builds to roofing, groundworks and repairs, we work with homeowners, landlords and local businesses. Smaller jobs are welcome too.
A Company Specialism
Steelwork is a particular specialism. Graham is a qualified welder, and we fabricate, repair and refurbish fire escapes, handrails, balustrades and access structures for homes, businesses and public venues.
Property & Site Maintenance
We look after homes, business premises and sites, carrying out ongoing maintenance and repairs. Our building, mechanical and electrical engineering background helps with jobs that need a mix of skills.
Discuss Property MaintenanceFor a maintenance enquiry, a description of the work and its location are a useful starting point.
Boundaries & Access
We install and repair timber and metal fencing and gates for homes, businesses and vacant sites. Fabrication and welding are available where access or security work needs a bespoke solution.
Specialist Engineering Services
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We provide mechanical and electrical engineering support for installations, maintenance and repairs. Our work draws on Graham’s background in industrial engineering and his experience with equipment, buildings and sites.
Whether you’re planning an installation or looking after existing equipment, we can discuss the engineering work involved.
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Graham undertakes independent inspection of electrical and mechanical equipment for the oil and gas industry. This includes Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT) and installation reporting.
Equipment inspected includes pumps, HVAC systems, power generators, high-voltage cables and instrumentation.
Discuss Engineering or InspectionA brief description and the location are enough to start a conversation.