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Kiri Construction

General building and construction company in Edgware

About Kiri Construction

Kiri Construction Limited is a general building company in Edgware, working on residential and commercial projects. Its stated services include new build houses, domestic extensions, loft conversions, conservatories, renovations and refurbishments. The company also undertakes bricklaying, stone construction and demolition.

Other listed work includes gardening, with general garden maintenance, hedge trimming, pressure washing, lawn care and gutter cleaning, as well as interior and exterior painting and decorating. The company also offers repointing. Its projects range from small home building work to larger new build construction.

The company says it has more than ten years of experience in the building trade and describes itself as medium sized. It says it works with clients from concept to completion, partnering with them through the process and aiming to meet their requirements. It states that it is fully insured and has public liability insurance.

Accreditations

  • Public liability insurance

Services

Building

  • New build construction
  • Extensions
  • Loft conversions
  • Conservatories
  • Bricklaying
  • Stone construction
  • Repointing
  • Demolition

Gardening

  • Garden maintenance
  • Hedge trimming
  • Pressure washing
  • Lawn care
  • Gutter cleaning

Painting and decorating

  • Interior and exterior painting and decorating
What their website says about each service
  • Builders
    “specializes in all residential/commercial building works”
  • Conservatories
    “domestic extensions including loft conversions, conservatories and the building of upper floors”
  • House Extensions
    “We cater to all types of domestic extensions including loft conversions”
  • House Renovations
    “Kiri Construction specializes in all residential/commercial building works, including new build, renovations, refurbishments”
  • Loft Conversions
    “including loft conversions, conservatories and the building of upper floors”