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Dulwich Construction are now taking bookings for your building project from September 2024. 

Do you have an extension you need doing or a house refurbishment?

We are a local building company operating throughout the South East London areas. With any project that we take on, we are committed to meeting the requirements of our clients, whilst at the same time providing a quality service at a competitive price. 

The flexibility of our company allow us to undertake any jobs, big or small and we always provide the best customer and quality services. We can project manage your build from start to finish, dealing with architects and building control. We are clean and tidy and fully understand that the site is your home and should be treated accordingly.

If you would like a quotation or site visit please feel free to contact us on: 

07704 184897 

[email protected]

www.dulwichconstruction.com

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