Gets the job done
Capabilities
Building a Better Future
Safety & Quality
We’re committed to providing quality outcomes, while making sure our employees, clients, and everyone we cross paths with make it home safely to their whānau at the end of each day.
Understanding our client’s needs from the get-go, our in-house team of project managers, quantity surveyors and health and safety representatives are on hand every step of the way to communicate how your project is progressing. From project schedules to cost controls, we use trusted softwares for project management and planning to provide our clients with the best experience possible.
Each of our businesses hold high standards on Sitewise Gold, Master Electricians, Builders and Plumbers associations, ISO and various other trusted connections. Meaning when you work with any one of our teams, you can be assured your project meets all health and safety requirements and quality workmanship.
A dynamic approach to sustainability
Sustainable building in New Zealand goes far beyond having a consideration for the environment.
We take a dynamic approach to sustainability that includes providing safe working conditions for employees, shifting our focus to profitability based sustainable building practices, respecting Māori cultural values and the needs of a multicultural workforce.
We are dedicated to finding new ways to use innovative solutions, such as recycled and renewable materials, solar energy and sourcing materials locally. Our construction and civil and infrastructure businesses pave the way for TW Group, working towards Core Green construction standards and holding highly awarded environmental ISO certifications.
Broader Outcomes
Beyond our core business objectives, we aim to create a positive impact on our community and the environment. This includes fostering a diverse and inclusive workplace, supporting local initiatives through partnerships and sponsorships, and implementing sustainable practices to minimize our ecological footprint. By aligning our business strategies with broader social and environmental goals, we strive to contribute to a more equitable and sustainable future.
- Employee Wellbeing & Engagement
- Te Whare Tapa Whā
- Training & Development
- Strong Relationships with Iwi
Making sustainability profitable
Construction is a large contributor to carbon dioxide emissions worldwide. Construction companies use large amounts of energy to transport, install, demolish and build with materials. We are dedicated to finding new ways to use less energy, such as sourcing more local materials from renewable resources, such as the Radiata pine trees grown in the South Island, or working with materials that need less processing, or recycling products like concrete.
Construction still needs to be profitable, otherwise it wouldn’t attract investors. The costs of construction come down to labour and materials, so we constantly seek ways to keep costs down and still build sustainably. We can do this by sourcing local materials, building more efficiently though standardisation, and innovating processes to save time, such as with prefabrication, which reduces labour times on site.
Plant & Equipment
Building with purpose
As one of New Zealand’s largest privately owned construction companies, TW Group boasts a diverse fleet of state-of-the-art plant and equipment. Our dedicated team of experts, including a fleet and plant manager, oversees the maintenance, allocation, and safety compliance of this extensive fleet. With facilities in Lower Hutt and Levin, we have the capacity to store, service, and prefabricate elements for our various projects. Our fleet includes a wide range of earthmoving equipment, transport vehicles, concrete plants, and specialized machinery, ensuring we have the right tools for every task. This substantial investment in our fleet reflects our commitment to operational excellence and delivering high-quality projects.
