30 South West Building & Construction
June-July 2011 WELDING & FABRICATION Larger premises
RM Services is operating from larger premises at Rattery in South Devon - only 200 yards from the A38 Devon Expressway. The firm provides fabrication and mobile welding services from the premises or on-site as required, offering expertise in MIG, TIG and arc welding as well as in drilling, rolling and punching of most materials. RM Services has built excellent
working relationships in many sectors including rail, civil and structural engineering, and waste management. Tel 01364 72119 or mobile 07860 431008. Web
www.welder.uk.com.
■ LUFFMAN Engineering Ltd, based in Devon, offers a profiling and fabrication service. Whether you need just a simple profile or a complete helical staircase installed, the company’s goal is to provide you with a friendly and professional service.
The multi-service engineering
company has been supplying a wide range of industries since 1991. It specialises in CNC profile cutting, using the latest waterjet and laser technology. For more information, please email
luffman@eclipse.co.uk or call 01884 821076. Web:
www.luffman.co.uk.
■ DYFED Steels Ltd, the largest independent steel stockholder and processor in Wales and the South West of England, offers a full range of rounds, squares, flat bars, angle iron, tubes, beams, channels, sheet, plate and mesh. The company’s regional trading
division, Dyfed Steels South West, daily delivers to Devon, Cornwall, Somerset and Dorset.
The company, which has over 30 years of experience in the steel industry, has in excess of 15,000 tonnes of stock at any one time, covering a complete range of steel products to meet the most comprehensive of requirements.
Next-day delivery for all stock items
is offered, along with a typical two-day delivery time for processed items. For more information, contact Dyfed Steels South West, Unit 1, Kingsford Rural Business Centre, Kentisbeare, Cullompton, Devon, EX15 2AU. Tel: 01884 266930. Fax: 01884 266898. Email:
sales@dssouthwest.co.uk.
■ N WILLCOCKS Welding Services specialises in welding and fabrication both on and off site. Neil Willcocks works with stainless steel, steel and aluminium. The business is based in Plymouth and is able to cover the South West area, working on anything from a garden gate through to full X-ray welding on pipe or plate. So for expert advice and further information, please contact N Willcocks Welding Services on 01752 405057 or mobile 07790 225056. Email
neilwillcocks@blueyonder.co.uk.
ENGINEERING
ENGINEERING
• Structural & Architectural Steelwork
• Agricultural & Industrial Buildings
• Steel Sales
NOW AT NEW PREMISES Unit 2,
Dundridge Yard Harberton Totnes
Devon
Tel: 01803 849335 Mob: 07726 313774
Email:
richardellisengineering@fsmail.net
Ellis Engineering provides a wide range of services.
No job is too big or too small for firm
ELLIS Engineering, headed by Richard Ellis, is now based at larger premises in South Devon. The steel fabricators have been established for over 10 years and operate on a national scale.
Richard said: ‘We have
developed a superb reputation thanks to our highly- professional staff who offer a reliable and competitively- priced service.’
Ellis Engineering can
provide the following services to industrial, agricultural, domestic and commercial customers: *Steel fabrication
*Agricultural and industrial buildings *Gates and railings *Structural steelwork
*Architectural steelwork *Stainless steelwork *Steel erection *Steel sales. Richard said: ‘All of the services listed above highlight the fact that no job is too big or too small for us to take on.
‘Highly recommended by our customers, we offer a swift and efficient service and quality workmanship. And you can expect excellent value for money.’
Contact Ellis Engineering at Unit 2, Dundridge Yard, Harberton, near Totnes, Devon. Tel: 01803 849335. Mobile 07726 313774. Email via richardellis
engineering@fsmail.net. Visit the website at
www.steel-frames.co.uk.
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