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We are Mastermix Approved
CCL have recently had several key staff undertake training to become approved applicators of Mastermix rapid set concrete products. Mastermix is a New Zealand product scientifically developed to meet a range of contruction requirements in our local environment. We are pleased to announce that we are now approved suppliers of the following Mastermix products: Gives…
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Pipes Meet the Future
Civil construction attracts an innovative and “think outside the box” bunch of people – at CCL we know that. Rarely does a project go 100% smoothly to the expected plan or design. We regularly need to get inventive to deliver the best outcomes on a project and for the client. We are now being challenged…
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Rapid Response: Preventing Erosion at Grays Road
In the face of ongoing erosion concerns at Horokiwi Stream, Pāuatahanui, with bad weather approaching in the upcoming week. Porirua City Council made a call to CCL and a swift and collaborative effort was undertaken to protect the embankment from further damage. The urgency of this project was clear—each significant rainfall event had been eroding…
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Rata Street, Naenae – Stage One Watermain Upgrade
Project Overview The first phase of the Rata Street watermain renewal project was aimed to enhance the reliability and resilience of the water supply network in the Lower Hutt suburb of Naenae. The objective was to replace an aging watermain with new polyethylene pipe to deliver robust and long lasting water infrastructure for the client…
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CCL Make Top 3 Showing in Regional Excavator Competition
Civil Contractors New Zealand hosted the Cable Price Wellington Wairarapa Regional Excavator Operator Competition on Saturday at Brewtown in Upper Hutt. An annual event to test the prowess and stamina of the regions best digger operators, CCL have traditionally stood up a team each year to compete and this year was no exception. Putting the…
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Point Howard Watermain Renewal
Project Overview In May 2024 we began work on an existing watermain in Point Howard, Lower Hutt. The existing water mains, made from reinforced concrete, had experienced multiple failures and were at the end of their serviceable life. This work was critical due to the pipeline being susceptible to catastrophic failure in a significant earthquake…






