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Temporary Dry Riser Request

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I need to find a dry rising main contractor in central London to create a series of temporary dry risers on a building site ASAP

Has anyone any first hand experience of any dry riser engineering companies in the south east. They have to be dependable and reliable?

Help!
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Re: Temporary Dry Riser Request

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Bump ./thumbsup..

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Re: Temporary Dry Riser Request

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Thanks WB.
We have found someone now..... if they turn up!!
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Re: Temporary Dry Riser Request

Post by Paul1979 »

Hi Messy,

Would you be able / willing to share the contractors details you used? We have a similar need for a site in Kent!!

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Now sort of retired from the fire safety game, but doing the odd job here and there to keep my grey matter working and as I hate sudoku and havent got the back for an allotment
Location: Sunny London where the streets are paved with gold ;)
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Re: Temporary Dry Riser Request

Post by Messy »

Unfortunately the dry riser company didn't turn up- twice!

In the end I got an agreement for our in house M&E team to do the work and a local one man band to test it.

So many apologies, I am not in a position to recommend any contractor I am afraid
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