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!

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Verhelst Aannemingen

Challenging demolition of an apartment building in Lille

In cooperation with our sister company Helfaut Travaux, we recently successfully completed a challenging demolition of an apartment building in Lille. The complexity of this project did not lie so much in the great height of the building, but in the proximity of a busy street that had to remain open to traffic during the work.

Lille
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Demolition Work Old Windmills

On March 1st, demolition work began at the site of the Oude Molens in Deinze. This ambitious project, commissioned by 3D Real Estate/Atenor, involved the demolition of an imposing tower with a height of 56 meters. Verhelst Aannemingen eagerly took on this challenge.

Deinze
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Demolition Works Meir Corner

Demolishing the old Proximus buildings on the Meir, the busiest shopping street in Antwerp? Talk about a challenge! During this project, we are taking into account numerous safety measures, dust reduction, great height, and the lack of space to literally tear the place down. Fortunately, we could rely on our latest addition, a Volvo crawler excavator with a demolition boom of no less than 36(!) meters. Let's go! More about this project

Antwerp
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Infrastructure Works Verapaz Bridge

Foundation works, sewerage works, pavements, earthworks, demolition works... a lot is involved in the Verapaz Bridge project by Verhelst Aannemingen. The goal? To build a new bridge over the canal to relieve traffic flows at Dampoort. Check it out. More about this project

Ghent-Dampoort