Keymass retaining wall placed with UCBC plant
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Plant hire

The same excavators, grabs and operators that place our precast walls are available for hire. Wet hire, with an operator who does this every day, for retaining wall placement, precast handling and the earthworks that go with them.

What we run

Excavators fitted with block-lifting grabs for placing precast retaining wall units, plus the buckets and attachments for the base preparation, drainage and backfill that go with a wall. Our operators place Keymass, crib and precast units for a living; that experience is what you are hiring.

How we hire

Wet hire, by the day or the programme, with the operator. We can supply plant alone for a wall another contractor is building, or plant with a crew to place the wall ourselves. Fleet details and availability are confirmed at enquiry.

Where it fits

Civil and commercial contractors who need precast placement capability on site for a stage, developers with an estate wall programme, and builders who want the wall placed by people who do nothing else.

The plant at work

UCBC excavator and operator placing precast retaining wall units
UCBC excavator and operator placing precast retaining wall units
UCBC excavator and operator placing precast retaining wall units
UCBC excavator and operator placing precast retaining wall units
UCBC excavator and operator placing precast retaining wall units
UCBC excavator and operator placing precast retaining wall units
UCBC excavator and operator placing precast retaining wall units
UCBC excavator and operator placing precast retaining wall units
UCBC excavator and operator placing precast retaining wall units
UCBC excavator and operator placing precast retaining wall units
UCBC excavator and operator placing precast retaining wall units
UCBC excavator and operator placing precast retaining wall units

Need the machine
and the operator?

Tell us the site, the units and the dates. We confirm availability and price the hire.

(02) 9344 9168
Precast units placed by UCBC plant