London Infrastructure Solutions
Specialist services for London's buildings, gardens and estates.
Above and below ground.
Our brands
Each brand has a clear focus. Choose the service you need and explore the people, methods and details behind it.
Intelligent security.
Considered installation.
Professionally installed, AI-enabled CCTV for homes, churches, communal gardens and estates. Camera systems designed around the property and the people who use it.
The services behind
London's green spaces.
Technical and contracting services for garden squares and communal gardens. From irrigation and access control to utilities and project works, with the practical needs of garden committees in mind.
New services.
Less surface disruption.
Impact moling in Central London for underground pipes and service ducts. A practical option for suitable sites where reducing the extent of open trenching matters.
Restore the details
that define a place.
Refurbishment for London's railings, from preparation and rust removal to repairs and repainting. Care for the metalwork that frames homes, gardens and streets.
Compressed air.
Practical applications.
Compressed-air tool services in Central London, including air excavation and impact moling. Specialist methods for groundworks and projects where the approach matters.
A little more light
for London.
Christmas lighting installation for buildings, gardens and outdoor spaces. Bring a festive touch to your property with lights that suit its setting.
Our approach
London's buildings and gardens have character. The services behind them should respect it.
Access, appearance, existing services, trees and day-to-day use all shape the right approach to a project.
A discreet camera route, a refurbished railing or an underground installation: the details make the difference.
Talk to the relevant specialist about your site, your priorities and the scope of the work you need.
Start a conversation
Tell us what you have in mind. A location, a short description and your preferred timeframe are a useful starting point.
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