The LK Group expands senior team

Geo-environmental consultancy and remediation contractor The LK Group has strengthened its team with three hires as it expands operations in the South West.

Nick Riding joins as director, bringing 25 years of expertise in land quality services. He will lead the ground investigation team, driving innovation and growth.

Nick said: “I am thrilled to join The LK Group at such an exciting time. 

“The company’s commitment to supporting land development and delivering exceptional partnerships with our clients aligns perfectly with my professional values. 

“I look forward to working with the talented team here and the exciting projects we have in the pipeline.” 

Matthew Bell has been appointed associate director in the flood risk and drainage department, reinforcing the team at a crucial time for sustainable water management.

Meanwhile, Will Fitzpatrick takes on the role of remediation manager, bringing extensive experience across residential and commercial markets.

With a team of over 50 specialists nationwide, The LK Group continues its strategic expansion.

Conor Leyden, director at The LK Group, added: “We’re starting the new year off the right way. 

“Following the refresh of our brand identity, we’re thrilled to welcome three new talented individuals - Nick, Matthew, and Will - to our team.

“They’ve joined us at such an exciting time, as our ambitious growth plans drive us to scale up operations across the South West and Yorkshire. 

"Expanding the team is always a proud moment for us, particularly given our roots as a family-run business. 

“We know that having the right people in place is essential to delivering exceptional results for our clients, and these recruits will play a pivotal role in strengthening our capabilities. 

“We can’t wait to see the impact they make in their respective roles."

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