McVeigh Parker Company Profile

 

 

Company Profile

For over thirty years McVeigh Parker has been one of the UK's leading independent suppliers of farming equipment, fencing materials, landscaping supplies and equestrian products. The company has six depots conveniently located across England, all extensively stocked and ready for fast and reliable delivery by McVeigh Parker's own delivery fleet throughout the UK.

McVeigh Parker employs a team of highly motivated individuals who offer an excellent customer service and provide comprehensive advice across the whole product range. The company has established a highly respected reputation with farmers, local authorities, small holders and government departments. The competitively priced product range is sourced from only recommended and well known manufacturers to ensure quality, reliability and complete customer satisfaction.

Products

McVeigh Parker is committed to sourcing products that are suitable for a vast array of purposes. The extensive stock of around 20,000 lines includes wildlife fencing, stock fencing, farm equipment, security products and equestrian supplies. Professional and helpful advice is readily available at all times. The website lists the most popular product lines and is updated weekly.

Major product lines include:

Drainage

McVeigh Parker is a one stop shop for drainage contractors, construction companies, groundsmen, civil engineers and farmers. Offering an extensive range of drainage solutions, including:

* Land drainage products
* Twin wall drainage
* MDPE water pipes
* Septic and treatment plants
* Rainwater systems
* Channel and water management products
* Ducting and guttering

Electric Fencing

The McVeigh Parker sales team has extensive knowledge and understanding of electric fencing systems and can specify the most appropriate solution, whether a moveable, semi-permanent or permanent system. Products include:

* Wire, tape and rope
* Stakes and insulators
* Energisers

Equestrian Supplies

There is a vast array of products for the equestrian customer ranging from fencing to riding arenas. All equestrian products are competitively priced and assistance can be provided for the planning, design and supply of arenas, stables, paddocks fencing and livery areas. Products include:

* XFENCE horse fencing
* Stud rail
* Post and rail
* Barrows
* Feed storage
* Stable lining
* Riding arena kits
* Hay racks, feed bins, buckets
* Security products

Farm Equipment

As one of the largest independent stockists of farming equipment, the company has the capability to serve all customers from small holders to large dairy herds. There is a dedicated team who can advise, design and supply bespoke products, handling and feeding systems. Products include:

* Feeders, troughs, hayracks and drinkers
* Cattle Crushes
* Livestock weighers
* Gates and fencing
* Alpaca, cattle and sheep handling systems
* Security systems

Fencing and Gates

McVeigh Parker understands that building a fence is a serious and expensive investment. The company offers both products and expertise to assist with the planning, supply and execution of a fencing project. Fencing is used for many purposes including the containment of livestock, dogs, poultry or horses and the exclusion of deer, otters, badgers or intruders. McVeigh Parker is the official UK supplier of Premium XFENCE wire netting. Other products include:

* Parkland estate fencing
* Posts and rails
* Barbed wire
* Wire fencing and netting
* Chainlink fencing
* XFENCE premium wire fencing
* Coiled line wire
* Metal, sheeted, entrance, rights of way and steel palisade gates

Landscaping Supplies

There is an extensive range of landscaping products to enhance and improve any project. The range includes:

* Ground stabilisation
* Windbreaks and screening
* Turf and grass reinforcement
* Weed suppressing membranes
* Roofing products including onduline
* Sleepers, decking and path edging
* Trailers, fixings and tools

Tanks

McVeigh Parker are specialists in the supply of tanks and pipes for various environments such as roof to riverbank, whether collecting rainwater or disposing of waste, storing fluids or fuel. The range includes:

* Fuel tanks and dispensers
* Treatment plants and water storage
* Rainwater harvesters

McVeigh Parker prides itself on offering an extensive range of in-stock products for a vast array of applications. Much of the client base is returning customers and new clients often come through recommendations from satisfied clients. McVeigh Parker is certified by the FSC and PEFC showing compliance with the highest social and environmental standards on the market.

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