TOP QUA L I T Y S TA INL E S S S T E E L
Providing your Toilet solution…
• CET Tank and Pipe Cleaning/Descaling on & off site • 2, 4, & 6 Year overhaul on all Toilets • Reduce your Warranty Claims • Service Contracts • Toilet Repairs • Full reports given on work carried out • Full Collect, Service and Return
D O M E S T I C A N D C O M M E R C I A L
Sinks Worktops Cabinets, Shelving Sanitaryware
Made-to-Measure
Please contact us to discuss your specific requirements or visit
www.gecanderson.co.uk
T 01442 82 6999 F 01442 82 5999
info@gecanderson.co.uk
The No.1 company solely dedicated to Drainage on the Rail Infrastructure RAIL IMAGES Specialists in Rail Photography
Maximise your
Britain’s leading rail photo library High quality commissioned photography Digital video shooting & edit facilities
possession...
With: Site Inspection before job commences to identify hazzards etc. Working vehicles are low-loaded to site, no breakdowns and a cost saving to you Quick on/off-tracking with our purpose-built 4 wheel drive vehicles 3,500 Cu M/min. air mover capable of emptying catch pits in seconds 1,500 psi high pressure water pump provides continuous flow for flushing drains etc 850 gallon water tank means less top-ups (if any) during the shift 4 tonne capacity detritus tank A fully trained 3 man crew complete with maintenance fitter ensuring no breakdowns or loss of time
RAIL PLANT ASSOCIATION LTD
Call us TODAY to discuss your requirements on 01785 665909 email
completedrainclearance@yahoo.co.uk or visit our website
www.completedrainclearance.co.uk Page 84 March 2013
Tel/Fax: 01702 525059 email:
info@railimages.co.uk www.railimages.co.uk
BEFORE AFTER
TBM Servicing Ltd Unit B The Quantum, Marshfield Bank, Crewe, Cheshire CW2 8UY. T; 0844 800 8577 F: 01270 580416
enquiries@tbmrail.com
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