As one of the largest construction and waste management companies in the South West, Smith's (Gloucester) Ltd is committed to providing service excellence to all of its customers. Offering services ranging from demolition and asbestos removal to transport and plant hire, Smiths are able to provide the consumer with the complete solution to suit a variety of needs.

Established in 1982, Smith’s (Gloucester) Ltd has grown from a single owner-operated plant hire company to a multifaceted group with family values still firmly at the heart of each project undertaken. At Smiths we pride ourselves on our ethics of reliability and hard work which enables us to deliver a wide range of services that we can all be proud of.

Smiths are a family company, owned and run by the Smith family since the business began in 1982. They are still wholly committed to the business with two generations actively involved day to day. This engenders a community culture which rewards hard work, teamwork and a commitment to customer service that can be lost in larger corporate structures.

Smiths are committed to ensuring our customers are delighted with our work, impressed by our people and certain to use Smiths again.

“Many of our people have been with the company for a long time. It is their experience and knowledge which allows us to meet our customers’ needs. Practical experience comes from doing the work. Each completed project or finished job further improves our knowledge, experience and expertise of the industry.”

After 37 years of operations and having built one of Gloucestershire’s largest businesses, Alan Smith and his team continue to innovate, develop and plan for the future. As Alan says:

“We are not complacent at Smiths. We now offer a complete service to the Construction industry. We are rapidly gaining market share in the Waste Management and Recycling sector and we are exploring the future of biomass energy. All our people are dedicated and work incredibly hard. I am very positive about the future and I am looking forward to the challenges that will come as we climb out of the current difficulties in the wider economy.”