Experienced plant specialists Nick Carter and Nick Leadley take the decision to setup Multihog UK Limited to bring the multi-purpose concept to the UK with an emphasis on doing more with less.

Around the same time the UK Coalition Government announce an extensive long-term plan to cut public-spending aimed at reducing UK budget deficit, putting pressure on public services.

Close customer collaboration follows, allowing the team to determine the different dilemmas of conventional kit; enabling customer-driven development of innovative attachment offerings

The company introduces the UK market to environmentally friendly weed control equipment using 100% hot water to help increase customer’s sustainability ambitions.

Common themes emerge as customers measure advantages of working with new adaptable equipment and techniques – increases in operational productivity, safety
and efficiency is the norm.

Congratulations are in order as the team wins the Innovation Award at Hive Business Awards as the Multihog continues to evolve around customer needs emerging new areas of application.

“The emphasis has always been, listen to our customers and build on their suggestions to make something that works for them. That is why the machine you see today is as versatile as it is.”

Multevo launch their unique turnkey offering for local roads, tackling common industry challenges by taking ownership of pre-site surveys, programming works, raising permits, on-site delivery, real time recording and performance monitoring.

Multevo launch the world’s first dual-fuel hydrogen and Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO) highway maintenance machine – the Hydrovo – which reduces carbon emissions by up to 95%.

Multevo form part of the Shropshire Highways Alliance, delivering their turnkey offering for enhanced patching, reactive repairs, surfacing schemes and traffic management. Over 20,000 potholes are repaired.

The Hydrovo wins the Plant and Equipment Innovation Award at the LCRIG Innovation Festival with many local authority trials underway.

Multevo become the first SME contractor to be successfully appointed to the LCRIG Innovation Procurement System (IPS). This new procurement method enables all LCRIG council members to work directly with Multevo, free from any restrictions or market barriers.

Multevo successfully showcase the Multihog’s innovative capabilities for permanent targeted patch repairs on the high-speed network in Area 7, saving Amey £451,894.18 in repair costs, whilst saving 30.2 tonnes of carbon when compared to traditional surfacing methods.

Multevo take home two industry awards for local roads turnkey success: the Department for Transport (DfT) Collaborative Partnership Award and the Highways Award for Team of the Year.

Multevo engage in Adept Live Labs 2 project – a three-year, £30 million, UK-wide programme funded by the Department for Transport, supporting decarbonisation of local roads.

Multevo obtain PAS2080 Certification, showcasing their commitment to reduce carbon emissions. The business is named the 68th fastest growing company in the UK.

Multevo launch game changing innovations including their ‘Recycle, Rejuvenate, Repair’ system which provides a low emission, zero waste solution for repairing potholes and patches. Other innovations include the Electric Roller, Electric Planer and the new Multevo W Series.