Roddy New Homes launches civil engineering service

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Kent-based contractor Roddy New Homes Construction has announced that its existing internal groundworks and civil engineering division will now be branded and operate as Rockport Civil Engineering, offering its full range of services to external clients across Kent and Sussex.

Established to support Roddy New Homes Construction's own contracts, Rockport Civil Engineering has earned a reputation for precision, reliability and delivering results on time and to budget. The decision to make these services available to the wider market allows clients in Kent and Sussex to benefit from the same trusted expertise and high standards that have helped fuel Roddy New Homes Construction's continued growth in the sector.

Rockport Civil Engineering is now available for groundworks and civil engineering packages of all sizes, from roads and drainage to foundations and infrastructure works.

Paul Roddy, Construction Director at Roddy New Homes Construction, said: “After launching our groundworks division internally approximately 15 months ago under the stewardship of our Groundworks Contracts Manager, Rockport Civil Engineering has consistently delivered high-quality groundworks on our own sites, allowing us to witness firsthand the value it brings, not just in terms of delivery, but in long-term cost-efficiency and attention to detail.

“Rockport is built on professionalism, sustainability and quality craftsmanship - the same values that define Roddy New Homes Construction - so we’re looking forward to partnering with clients who need a reliable, experienced team that understands the pressures of modern construction, especially in the ground."

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