ng Homes Replacement of Defective Retianing Wall at 13-37 St. Monance Street, Glasgow

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2 months ago

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The work comprises the complete demolition of the existing retaining wall to the rear of the existing tenement properties at 13-37 St. Monance Street, Glasgow and includes the breaking out and removal of all sub-structures and foundations, the construction of a new retaining wall, and the making good of all disturbed ground and landscaping, etc. on completion of works.

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