136 Kitchener Road - Waiuku - Auckland | info@lscivil.co.nz
136 Kitchener Road - Waiuku - Auckland | info@lscivil.co.nz
Land + Sea Civil is a proudly privately-owned company specialising in civil and coastal infrastructure, based in Auckland, New Zealand.
With a skilled and experienced team, we deliver high-quality outcomes across a broad spectrum of civil construction and coastal revetment projects. Our reputation is built on delivering reliable, cost-effective solutions tailored to each site's unique demands.
From utility installations and foundation works to coastal erosion control, sewer, and stormwater system upgrades, our team is known for its adaptability, technical strength, and commitment to project excellence.
At Land + Sea Civil, our mission is to deliver exceptional infrastructure while minimising our impact on people, communities, and the environment.
As a Net Carbon Zero accredited company, we are committed to science-based climate action. This recognition reflects our dedication to safeguarding the environment and supporting the long-term wellbeing of Aotearoa and its people.
Health and safety are at the heart of everything we do. Our strong safety culture fosters a work environment that proactively prevents injuries and promotes wellbeing across all projects.
Backed by deep technical expertise and robust resources, we consistently deliver high-quality outcomes. We take pride in exceeding client expectations—ensuring every project is completed with precision, care, and long-term value.
Construction of a rock revetment, cliff regrading, mass planting and drainage.
Land + Sea Civil developed and implemented ideas which would save Project cost. Working closely with Auckland council, we were able to provide all services within the expected timeframe, and even provide additional planting.
Supply & install ElcoRock 2.5m3 sandbags to construct 3 x groynes (85m) pre and post surveys, Beach replenishment of 3000m3 of sand, Sand extracted from barrow pit, transported and placed over & in between groynes to create a new beach reserve.
