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Contract 92 Ltd is a house building and development firm with strong values we live by to assure our customers get the same quality and professional service, every time. We have well over 10 years in the construction and industry. Our goal is to continue building inspiring and life-improving buildings whether it be a new build, extensions or help with the design of our customers home. A new standard for quality homes Our mission is to improve the living standards as we set a new standard for quality homes.
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Torridon House, Torridon Lane, Rosyth, Fife, Scotland,, KY11 2EU, Rosyth, United Kingdom
- +44 7838 717222
- hello@housebuildersfife.co.uk
- housebuildersfife.co.uk
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