Bridge It NZ delivers hassle-free bridge projects on time and on budget. We specialise in safe, compliant, high-quality solutions that meet your site’s unique needs and challenges.
We take care of design, consent, construction & installation.
Know exactly what you’re getting and what it will cost.
Get a bridge to suit your precise site conditions.
Safely carry the load required and withstand a 1-in-100 year flood.
Bridge It NZ specialise in building small to medium size bridges (6m-50m) and boardwalks that will stand the test of time and meet your exact requirements. Whether you are moving stock, forestry logs, private or heavy vehicles, cyclists or pedestrians, we can build a high-quality bridge that is suitable for the most environmentally-sensitive areas through to the harshest environments in Aotearoa.
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The grass can be greener on the other side but sometimes it takes a bridge to get there.
A small timber bridge on a Horohoro dairy farm was swept away by flood waters in 2018, preventing its Māori landowners from accessing six hectares of valuable land southwest of Rotorua.
When a farm bridge is in a less than ideal location, it creates all sorts of headaches.
Communities often form strong attachments to local landmarks and that was certainly the case in Matua, Tauranga. Residents loved the stone arched footbridge that had sat on their foreshore for decades. But time and coastal erosion was taking its toll.
Improving pedestrian access has been a long-held dream of the Kaiwaka community. SH1 cuts the historic Northland settlement in half, with thousands of cars and heavy haulage trucks making the road difficult and dangerous to cross in the centre of town.
Cooks Beach, on the Coromandel Peninsula, is a thriving community that is growing bigger every day as people build new homes, most of them at Longreach.
Our Business Manager, Kim Bevins embarked on an exciting roadshow across New Zealand to showcase our latest bridging solution - Infracore® FRP.
When times are tough communities pull together, neighbours help each other out and everyone pitches in to do their bit.
Keep a look out in Tauranga this month for Bridge It NZ on digital billboards on Cameron Road, at Bayfair and on the rear of a Bay Hopper bus.
