Keith Collier Engineering
Structural steel fabrication for builders, developers and private customers in Cambridgeshire and beyond
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Keith Collier Engineering
Keith Collier Engineering manufactures structural steel for housing projects, including beams, columns, channels, angles and accessories. It also produces brackets, post shoes, balconies and railings from builders’ sketches and architectural or engineering drawings.
The company serves commercial builders, private builders and individuals, providing fabricated steelwork for project orders.
Founded as a limited company in 2001, it is headquartered in Over, Cambridgeshire. Its work is UKCA marked to BS EN 1090-2:2018 + A1:2024.
Product: Structural steel fabrication and related products, including beams, columns, brackets, balconies and railings.
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