ARE YOUR BUILDINGS AND YARDS COSTING YOU MONEY ?
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wife: “in the river” £ £ £ £
Leaking Roofs = Damaged Crops, Wet Bedding & Disease Damaged & Leaking Gutters Extra Dirty Water to be Stored, Pumped or Spread Discoloured or Damaged Roof Lights = Lower Production and Fertility Damaged Yards = Livestock Feet Problems, Machinery Damage.
DON’T DESPAIR - DO THAT REPAIR!!
We specialise in Buildings, Maintenance & Repair Work *On-Site Fabrication
*Licensed Asbestos Removal *Storm & Fire Damage Repairs *Erection of New & Secondhand Buildings *Foundations, Groundworks & Concreting *Internal Fit Outs *All Types of Cladding Supplied & Fitted *Milking Parlours, Cubicle Sheds, Silage Pits
*Roof and Gutter Repaired or Replaced *Building Refurbishments & Alterations *Brick & Block Work
Farm Machinery Gates
Implements
Redundant Farm Buildings
Milking Parlour equipment
Small and Large quantities
01630 654 742 or 07983 502 742
mark.frost28@
btinternet.com
Construction collected FREE!
HIGHEST PRICE
PAID FOR SCRAP METAL
SKIP ON FREE LOAN (10 TO 30 CU.YDS)
METALS LTD 01270 611447
GARRATT’S • INDUSTRIAL DISMANTLER & SCRAP MERCHANT •
Windy Arbour,
e-mail:
barrie@garrattsmetals.com www.garrattsmetals.com
Cement Fibre Roofing Sheets, various sizes
WANTED BUYERS OF: Copper, Brass, Lead, Aluminium Fully licensed metal re-cyclers
Readymixed Concrete and Concrete Pumping
Ÿ0.5 to 8.0 cubic metre loads Ÿquality concrete Ÿfarmpave mixes
Ÿcollections welcome Ÿcompetitive prices Ÿcomputer batching
Ÿan independent family company Ÿcovering Staffs & South Cheshire
www.minimicks.co.uk Longport Mill, Canal Street, Longport, Stoke on Trent GORILLA BLOCKS
Temporary or permanent concrete wall systems. Available in various sizes from stock.
www.gorillablocks.co.uk March 2017 Keep The Farmart coming free..... Tell’em where you saw’em Page 39
Minimicks Ltd 01782 819666
Proud to supply British Farmers
Alvaston Business Pk, off Middlewich Rd, Nantwich, CW5 6PF Tel: 01270 611447 Fax: 01270 611448
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