CRL Bristol are proud to be undertaking a structural remediation project at the BT Swansea Central Tower on behalf of CBRE.
This £1.1m live project is enhancing the durability, resilience, and long-term operational lifespan of a critical telecommunications asset — all while maintaining continuous operation of the facility.
Over the 27-week programme, our team is undertaking a comprehensive package of:
• Specialist remedial concrete repairs
• Façade protection and coating works
• Structural and weatherproofing improvements
• Security access door replacements
• High-level infrastructure remediation
Given the scale and complexity of the tower, a carefully coordinated multi-access strategy has been implemented, combining:
• Rope access
• Mast climbers
• Independent scaffold systems
Detailed condition surveys identified areas of deteriorated and delaminated concrete, allowing our teams to carry out targeted repairs including reinforcement treatment, corrosion management, and reinstatement using approved repair systems. A long-term protective coating is also being applied to improve façade performance and future asset protection.
Operating within a highly controlled live environment requires meticulous planning, rigorous quality assurance, and close collaboration with the client team to ensure safety, programme efficiency, and uninterrupted operational continuity throughout delivery.
The ongoing works at BT Swansea Central Tower continue to showcase CRL Bristol’s capability in delivering complex high-level remedial and infrastructure projects through innovative access solutions and specialist expertise.
“The works at BT Swansea Central required a flexible and highly coordinated delivery approach within a live operational environment. The combination of specialist access solutions, remedial expertise, and strong quality management has ensured the successful progression of a technically challenging refurbishment programme.”
Client Representative, Craig Thomas, Project Manager - CBRE
CRL Bristol Showcases Expertise at BT Swansea Central Tower
Kath Deane
22/05/26