KRC Contracting
Groundworks and construction services for equestrian, agricultural, fencing and railway projects
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About KRC Contracting
KRC Contracting provides groundworks and construction services, including drainage, foundations, concrete, stone and aggregate supply, horse arenas, agricultural work and fencing. It supplies the plant required for projects and handles planning through post-construction cleanup and inspection.
The company serves clients commissioning construction and groundworks projects, working with them on budgets, schedules and project requirements.
KRC Contracting Ltd is a family-run business established in 2016, with its registered headquarters in Beith, United Kingdom. Its stated experience spans construction and railway work.
Product: Groundworks and construction services covering drainage, foundations, concrete, equestrian and agricultural projects, and fencing.
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