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News Release from: ISG Totty | Subject: Lincoln House Refurbishment Project
Edited by the Buildingtalk Editorial
Team on 17 September 2004
Totty Building Services Lands Lincoln
House Refurb
Totty Building Services, the special projects division of Totty Construction, has been awarded a £405 K contract for the external refurbishment of Lincoln House by St Helen's Council.
Totty Building Services, the special projects division of Totty Construction, has been awarded a £405 K contract for the external refurbishment of Lincoln House by St Helen's Council Lincoln House is the council's revenue and benefits office and the planned refurbishment is part of a rolling programme to update and improve existing facilities
This article was originally published on Buildingtalk on 15 Jan 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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The 1960's style Lincoln House building will receive a much-needed makeover, with Totty Building Services undertaking a complete renovation of the external facade.
To bring the building into the 21st century, Totty will install new powder coated metallic grey cladding panels to the walls and replace the existing windows with bespoke dark grey aluminium framed units.
Lincoln House will also benefit from a new roof as part of the refurbishment, with the work due for completion in January 2005.
Philip Ryder, operations director for Totty Building Services, commented: "The public sector is generating an increasing volume of work for Totty Building Services within the north of England.
Our ability to provide comprehensive building and refurbishment solutions across a range of sectors is proving a highly attractive market offering and with the full commercial backing of Totty Construction, we can offer clients a complete end-to-end service.".
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