Projects
Curious about a sample of what we can do? Here you'll find some impressive projects that the teams at the Verhelst Group have enthusiastically worked on over the past months. From demolition and earthworks to infrastructure works, and from sand extraction to asphalt production. The result is always worth it! And this is just a selection of our many projects, not nearly everything!
Earthworks and Sewerage for New PepsiCo Warehouse Veurne
Commissioned by Willy Naessens, on behalf of Pepsico, our team has been tasked with carrying out the ground and sewage works for the construction of a new warehouse in Veurne.
Preparatory Works for Truck Parking Construction in Zeebrugge's Rear Port
html In the dynamic world of earthworks, challenges come in many shapes and sizes. Our recent project in the back port of Zeebrugge is a perfect example of this.
Verhelst Aannemingen contributes to the new production site of VDL in Roeselare
VDL has a new production site in Roeselare, and Verhelst Aannemingen was able to contribute to it. As a subcontractor for Alheembouw, we worked on various aspects of the project.
Groundworks for the New Sorting Center of Vanheede Environmental Logistics
html Earthworks for the New Sorting Center of Vanheede Environmental Logistics Challenges and Objectives Alheembouw, commissioned by Vanheede Environmental Logistics, approached Verhelst Aannemingen for the earthworks of the new sorting center. The site was located at the E403, near the Roeselare-Izegem exit. The main objective was to make the site ready for construction through land elevation and soil stabilization, achieving the desired load-bearing capacity. Additionally, the construction site needed to be equipped with a gravel cushion to facilitate the pile foundations and the further construction of the building.
Supplementary Works De Haan
Verhelst Aannemingen contributed to the beach replenishment works in De Haan for the main contractor Group De Cloedt. This maintenance replenishment is necessary to protect our beaches from storm surges that continuously reduce the buffer. The works proceeded as follows: a dredger was positioned off the coast and discharged its sand onto the beach via a pipeline. Two excavators guided the pipeline to direct the sand to the correct region, after which Verhelst Aannemingen further guided the sand to the right place to level and adequately raise the beach. With the GPS system in our leveling machine, we can finish the beach accurately to the planned height.