Blogs

For Currie Contractors, based in Cullen, North-East Scotland, the Backhoe Loader has been a cornerstone of their operations for nearly five decades.

Since its inception in 1997, Tom Grant Plant Hire has been buying JCB equipment, starting with a JCB 3CX, and has since purchased hundreds of JCB machines from small site dumpers, right up to 30-tonne tracked excavators.

Mirroring JCB’s own history of innovation, The Cotswold Group Ltd’s Founder Rupert Arneil spotted a gap in the market and set about addressing it effectively.

Our latest blog explores the best site dumpers for sensitive environments and how JCB electric dumpers can make a difference.

In just a decade since inception, McKinty Construction Ltd has grown into a versatile construction powerhouse.

Time is of the essence in construction, so when visibility drops, you need reliable work lights and beacons to keep you working.

With its near-silent operation, the JCB E-TECH electric dumper range minimises disruption to make sure you stay compliant with cemetery noise regulations.

As far as company names go North Herts Surfacing definitely ‘does what it says on the tin’ as they carry out road and footway repairs as well as private driveways in the North Hertfordshire area.

The future is orange with a unique JCB 4CX PRO standing out from the crowd in Scotland.

In the bustling heart of Bristol, Brandwells Construction stands as a stalwart of the South-West groundworks sector. Founded in 1973 by Andy Dowden, and now led by his son Chris as Managing Director, this family-run business has gone from strength to strength over the years.