Retaining wall built by UCBC in South-west Sydney

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Retaining walls across south-west Sydney

Our biggest rail corridor wall, 4,000 square metres beside Sefton station on the Southern Sydney Freight Line, is in the south-west. So are the Keystone estate walls at Prestons for Burton Contractors and the low housing walls at Macquarie Fields and Narwee for Watpac.

The ground and the work

The south-west mixes rail and road corridors with fast-growing release areas. Corridor work brings possessions and rail safety regimes; estate work brings staged programmes and a demand for consistent finishes across many lots.

Places we cover

Sefton, Prestons, Macquarie Fields, Narwee, Liverpool, Campbelltown and the rail corridors between them. If your site is nearby and not named, it is almost certainly covered.

Systems we most often use here

Keystone Crib block Concrete sleeper Allan Block

Projects in South-west Sydney

Southern Sydney Freight Line, Sefton

Arenco (Southern Sydney Freight Line alliance) · 4,000 m²

UCBC built 4,000 m² of Keystone and crib block retaining wall outside Sefton station on the Southern Sydney Freight Line for ARTC in 2012, one of the company's largest rail corridor walls..

Keystone charcoal flush-face retaining wall

Burton Contractors, Prestons

Burton Contractors · Over 400 m², average 1.5 m high

UCBC designed and built over 400 m² of Keystone charcoal flush-face retaining walls, averaging 1.5 m high, for Burton Contractors at Prestons..

Low Keystone retaining walls around housing

Watpac social housing, south-west Sydney

Watpac Constructions · Low walls, average 600 mm

UCBC built low Keystone natural flush-face retaining walls, averaging 600 mm, around social housing developments at Macquarie Fields, Narwee and Blackett for Watpac Constructions..

Other regions

Western Sydney Northern Beaches Northern Sydney and the north shore Canberra and the ACT Regional NSW