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Graham Heath Construction taste success with F.S. Dann & Son project


F.S. Dann & Son is a family-run farm with 600 acres of land, of which Graham Heath Construction have become familiar with in recent years, with the construction of cattle buildings on their land. The Graham Heath Construction Team thoroughly enjoyed playing their part in the construction of F.S. Dann & Son’s building, making the team an integral part of the family’s state-of-the-art-facilities. Graham Heath Construction have a strong family heritage themselves, with over 20 years’


experience in the Agricultural, Equestrian and Industrial industries. Their team can offer you ‘off the shelf’ designs, but are highly experienced in offering bespoke builds to meet your exact specifications. The team work with you to ensure you get exactly what you want and need. If you wish to make an enquiry, discuss your build in more detail, or receive a free quote today, please contact our team on 01270 781158, email info@gh-construction.co.uk or visit us at www.gh-construction.co.uk


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