Some of our top rated groundworkers in Sevenoaks
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We are a groundwork and brickwork company which undertake works to include building extensions whether it be one or two storey from just water tight or complete project, block paving, brick walls, patios, paths and drives. We are a registered Marshals installer for block paving and slabbing. KCC Highways approved contractor. We have over 30 years building experience in the building industry.
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Structure Diagnostics is a leading Structural Survey Consultancy. We are a team of Chartered Structural Engineers and Surveyors with over 25 years experience in diagnosing structural defects and assessing residential buildings across the UK. We deliver detailed structural survey reports within 3 days of engagement.
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I am a sole trader builder. Im a bricklayer by trade but have 10 years experience with most aspects of building works including conservatories, patios, block paving, groundwork, garden projects and other aspects of construction. I preferably like to concerntrate on smaller projects but would be able take on something bigger if necessary.
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I have 11 years of experience on groundwork that include everything on drain shallow or deeper does not matter to me. foundations are my speciality and all finishing works like edging kerbs paving concrete ect ect.i don't mind travelling so it doesn't matter where the job is.i can guaranty the best work for a very reasonable price.
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I started my business in 1997 as a bricklayer/builder. I am highly experienced in all aspects of building as i have been in the industry for 32 years. I carry out extensions, roofing, carpentry, structural steel alterations, driveways, patios, garden walls, landscaping and any other works.
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Hi I'm Alin...I have 7 years experience like groundworker...kerbs,slabs,drainage,concrete, paving etc...
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