ARJ Construction is always impressed by their professionalism, from tender submission to quality of work no matter what sized project they are dealing with. Would highly recommend and re-employ their services for future projects due to their great craftsmanship and ability to follow through to completion.
Our partners will tell you how we work based on honesty, bringing accountability and transparency to every project we tackle;
Quality is not negotiable, which means we will never put quality at risk for money or time;
Facing difficult situations we resort to Integrity, by building lasting, trustful relationships with our partners and engaging in open conversations with a problem solving mentality;
Our reputation is built on Reliability, making sure the above values are consistently present across all actions undertaken by our team.
We've been working with contractors such as Drew Smith, Bloor Homes, Orbit Homes, Bouygues, Bellway, Cosmur, ARJ, McCarthy & Stone, Crest Nicholson, Grove Construction, Buxton, Rectory Homes, Linden Homes, Crayfern Homes, St Modwen Homes, David Wilson, Allenbuild, Exel Homes and Charles Edward.
Calcium sulphate or anhydrite screeds are rapidly becoming a preferred option over traditional sand-cement screeds in the building industry in the UK for larger scale projects. As a relatively new development in construction technology over the past few decades, calcium sulphate screeds have simultaneously gained a bad wrap or tainted reputation due to some of the setbacks that can emerge when these screeds are mismanaged.
Calcium sulphate or anhydrite screeds are rapidly becoming a preferred option over traditional sand-cement screeds in the building industry in the UK for larger scale projects. As a relatively new development in construction technology over the past few decades, calcium sulphate screeds have simultaneously gained a bad wrap or tainted reputation due to some of the setbacks that can emerge when these screeds are mismanaged.
The development of cracks on a tiled surface is an issue that is predominantly caused by the underlying issues of structural movement in the building, placing bonded tiles under too much stress.
The development of cracks on a tiled surface is an issue that is predominantly caused by the underlying issues of structural movement in the building, placing bonded tiles under too much stress.
