Completed in February 2025, this 2,195 m² production facility replaced a timber shavings factory destroyed by fire, restoring and modernising operations with dedicated fabrication, workshop, boiler, and drying areas. A custom 20 m truss created a large open-plan workspace, while cantilevered mezzanines and adaptable truss systems ensured flexibility for future needs.

Built with intumescent-painted steel and precast concrete panels for enhanced fire safety, the enclosed design also reduces noise and dust. Delivered on time and within budget, the project was praised by the client for boosting both efficiency and staff morale.

Completed in April 2025, this 6,466 m² twin-span facility provides Walsall Council with a modern hub for waste transfer, recycling, and household waste management. Delivered on an accelerated programme, the design and detailing were completed in just six weeks, ensuring construction stayed on schedule.

Built using sustainably sourced Electric Arc Furnace steel, the project features castellated beams, push wall cladding, and refined portal frame details for a clean, durable finish. Strong collaboration and early mobilisation allowed the team to exceed targets while maintaining high safety and quality standards.

Completed in November 2024, this 320 m² industrial expansion increased operational capacity for a growing e-commerce business. Built on a tight site with complex links to existing buildings, the project required careful coordination and deep foundations to overcome challenging ground conditions.

Energy-efficient insulated cladding and glazing, along with a robust drainage system featuring an attenuation tank, ensure long-term sustainability. Finished ahead of schedule and on budget, the clean grey exterior with blue accents delivers a smart, modern look that complements its industrial setting.

Completed in April 2025, this 1,494 m² waste transfer facility was designed with a strong focus on acoustic performance and environmental sensitivity. Noise reduction was key to planning approval, achieved through acoustic insulation and bespoke perforated liners that limit emissions and protect nearby residential areas.

Despite restricted access and archaeological testing requirements, the project was delivered on time and on budget. Featuring rooflights for natural daylight and a clean, functional design, it reflects a collaborative, long-term partnership between the client and contractor spanning over 40 years.

Completed in November 2023, this 60,000 m² industrial warehouse was delivered on time and within budget through meticulous coordination and strong supplier management. The project included vibro column piling for efficient ground improvement and a high-tolerance DN2 floor to meet racking and safety standards.

Featuring roof-mounted PV panels and a 60-minute firewall between the EV charging pod and main warehouse, the build combines sustainability and safety while maintaining visual consistency with the wider business park.

Completed in February 2025, this 2,714 m² industrial development was delivered under challenging winter conditions, with temporary drainage and on-site clay reuse ensuring progress stayed on track. The team’s in-house management of structural design and groundworks guaranteed precision and quality throughout.

Featuring a distinctive ‘chessboard’ cladding pattern that meets planning requirements while elevating the building’s visual appeal, the project was completed on time and praised by the tenant as “one of the best buildings we have fitted out in years.”

Completed in July 2024, this 3,105 m² strawberry processing facility was delivered to meet tight harvest season deadlines at a remote site. Despite the mid-project loss of a project manager, the team maintained smooth progress through strong collaboration and proactive site management.

Featuring cold store panels for efficiency, a solar-ready roof, and Moorland Green cladding to reduce visual impact, the build combines functionality with rural sensitivity. Completed on time and on budget, it stands as a testament to Timmins Engineering’s resilience and attention to detail.

Completed in August 2024, this 1,375 m² warehouse and office development was delivered on a restricted corner site, requiring precise logistics, phased deliveries, and the use of mobile cranes. The high-accuracy steel frame enabled seamless integration of curtain walling, soffits, and multi-material cladding.

With striking composite panels, oversailing fascias, and PV-ready roofing, the project combines architectural flair with sustainability. Completed on time and within budget, it has since become a benchmark for quality and design, leading to further commissions from the same client.