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Olympic Construction Ltd

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8 Privet Street, Manchester, Lancashire, OL4 2PJ

Woodworm, Dry Rot and Damp Course Specialists
Extensions
Cellar Conversions
Insurance Work (Fire/Flood/Damage)
Garage Conversions
Plastering Contractors
Professional/Specialist Services
Wall Tie Replacement Contrator
Brickwork Contractors
General Builders

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FMB Member

Has a minimum of twelve months trading
At least two references have been provided for Olympic Construction Ltd, one client reference (preferably from a work in progress) and one professional reference
Public and employer liability insurance (if applicable)
VAT registration (if applicable)
Confirmation of business address/details
Olympic Construction Ltd has agreed to abide by the FMB Disputes Resolution and Complaints Procedures
Has signed up to the FMB Code of Practice
Can offer the suite of Build Assure warranty products for the domestic and commercial markets (contact the NRWB office for rates)

Member Profile

Olympic Construction can undertake all remedial works required to your property, using only qualified operatives and time served quality tradesmen. From the survey through to the finished remedial works and beyond, with sound guarantees, Olympic Construction will treat you and your property with the respect you expect.

Case Study 1

St. Phillips Church Ramsbottom

Long term water ingress lead to plaster and structural damage to the rear elevation and pictorial window.

Olympic Constriction corrected the issues using Thor Helical remedial systems and by resetting the damaged stone areas.

Case Study 2

Dry Rot

Dry rot was found to be affecting the lounge floor and fireplace structure of this house in South Manchester, due to incorrect works by other unqualified contractors. The contractor had simply replaced the defective timbers thus feeding the dry rot infestation, at a cost of £2700.00

Olympic Construction where tasked with correcting the defects when the dry rot returned fifteen months later, where it was found to have infested the majority of the ground floor timbers and the chimney enclosures.

Moral of this story is the cheapest is not always the best our original estimate for these works was not £2700.00 more than what the other contractor quoted, but we are still answering the phone.