January 2010 South West Building & Construction 7
Building & roofing
ON THE WEB
REG Townsend Building & Roofing Contractor, established in 1975, undertakes a wide range of projects and promises first class workmanship. The Devon-based family-run
business works across the South West on major and minor renovations, extensions and conversions, roofing and repairs, commercial refurbishments, and plumbing and electrical jobs. For more information, contact 01822 840611 or mobile 07702 089661. Visit the website at
www.regtownsend.com which features examples of successful projects.
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CLADCO-LJT, an
independently-owned family company established in 1972, manufactures and supplies profiled metal sheeting for roofing and cladding. The business operates from a
two-acre site at Okehampton in Devon where it uses the latest sheet metal production machinery.
This gives the firm the ability to manufacture sheets to any length and flashings to a customer’s requirements at short notice.
Cladco-LJT believes in
providing quality products at competitive prices, delivered when promised. It also offers technical and product support. Tel 0800 917 9585. Web
www.cladco.co.uk.
■ AIRFIELD Plant Hire Limited is based at the former airfield at Winkleigh in Devon. The long-established business
offers equipment for hire to individuals and businesses as well as supplying utilities companies.
All machines can be supplied with or without a driver. For more information, contact
Airfield Plant Hire Limited, The Airfield, Winkleigh, Devon, EX19 8DW. Telephone/fax 01837 682904, mobile 07764 661845 or email
aphltd@hotmail.co.uk. Web
www.aphlimited.co.uk.
Airfield Plant Hire Ltd
Tel: 01837 682904
Tucker’s Yard, The Airfield, Winkleigh EX19 8DW
For all your plant hire needs
1.5 ton mini digger Kubota U15
3.5 ton excavator Hitachi EX35
6 ton excavator/swing shovel Komatsu PC60
13 ton excavator/swing shovel Komatsu PC130
Visit
www.aphlimited.co.uk
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