Ironstone delivers civil construction, mechanical installation, electrical fit-out, and mobile equipment under a single, experienced team — from first ground broken to start-up, across the United States.
OEMs manufacture world-class materials processing equipment, but they do not install it. Operators are often left to coordinate civil, mechanical, and electrical contractors who lack real process knowledge.
Ironstone brings all of that under one team and one contract — civil groundwork, mechanical plant installation, electrical fit-out, and the mobile equipment needed to deliver it — focused primarily on aggregate processing systems for quarry operators, aggregate producers, and mining companies across the United States.
From site receipt through to “turning the key,” one team carries the project from first ground broken to practical completion — with no handoffs between specialist contractors.
Site preparation, earthworks, and access road construction; reinforced concrete foundations; sumps, drainage, and return water systems; underground pipework and cable duct installation; structural steelwork for plant support.
Offloading, rigging, and positioning of OEM-supplied equipment; structural steel assembly; conveyor installation, belt tracking and tensioning; screen, pump, and classifier installation and alignment.
Motor Control Centre (MCC) installation and cable management; power distribution; instrumentation; control system integration with OEM PLC/SCADA; site lighting, earthing, and pre-energisation sign-off.
Provision of the cranes and mobile plant required to execute every phase of site delivery safely and efficiently — priced within the project scope or managed separately, to suit the client.
Getting product grading right, balancing water circuits, and achieving yield targets requires experience that cannot be bought off the shelf — over 100 years of it sits within the Ironstone leadership and ownership group.
Civil, mechanical, electrical, and mobile equipment under one management team removes the interface risk that drives programme overrun and cost escalation on complex installations.
Dedicated H&S management embedded within the project team — not a bolted-on afterthought — for confidence in regulatory compliance and workforce safety at every phase.
Working closely with equipment manufacturers protects their brand, gives end users a smoother project, and gives Ironstone a steady, pre-qualified pipeline of work.