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Fvc Construction Ltd

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FVC Construction Ltd is a professional flooring installation company based in the UK, offering expert services for vinyl, LVT, linoleum, herringbone, carpet tiles, cap & cove, and welding. With over 9 years of experience, the team delivers fast, reliable, and high-quality flooring solutions for both residential and commercial projects across London and nationwide. Their expertise extends to custom solutions tailored to client needs, ensuring satisfaction whether it's Cap and Cove, Herringbone, or Carpet tiles.

The company prides itself on a skilled and dedicated team of flooring specialists who work with professionalism, precision, and passion, ensuring every floor is installed to the highest standards of quality and finish. FVC Construction Ltd focuses on delivering exceptional results with attention to detail and precision, serving sectors including commercial, domestic, and healthcare. Their commitment to hard work, honesty, and quality craftsmanship is evident in every project, aiming for long-lasting satisfaction for their clients.

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Vinyl & Cap-Cove -London Project

Vinyl & Cap-Cove -London Project

London

Seamless vinyl installation with cap skirting and welded joints. Perfectly prepared subfloor, clean finish, and precise detailing around edges and corners. Ideal for hospitals, school, and commercial areas.

Carpet tiles Installation -London Project

Carpet tiles Installation -London Project

London

Modern carpet tiles installation designed for a clean, professional look. Each tile is carefully aligned for seamless joints and long-lasting durability. Ideal for offices, school, and commercial environments requiring both comfort and style. With over 9 years of flooring experience, FVC Construction Ltd ensure high-quality preparation, precise fitting, and a spotless finish on every project.

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What does Fvc Construction Ltd do?

FVC Construction Ltd | Specialists in vinyl, linoleum, LVT, herringbone, carpet tiles, Amtico, Latex, Cap&Cove, and welding. Fast, reliable, detail-focused flooring services across the UK. Their listed services include Flooring and Carpentry & joinery.

Where is Fvc Construction Ltd based?

Fvc Construction Ltd is registered at 2b Thorpe Crescent, London, E17 5BY, in London.

What areas does Fvc Construction Ltd cover?

Fvc Construction Ltd states that it works across London.

How many people work at Fvc Construction Ltd?

Accounts filed for the year to 2025 report 6 employees, which places the company in the 1-9 employees band.

What is Fvc Construction Ltd's turnover?

Fvc Construction Ltd does not disclose turnover: UK small-company accounts are not required to. Based on headcount in its filed accounts, turnover is likely to fall between £430k and £1.2m. This is an estimate, not a filed figure.

Is Fvc Construction Ltd still trading?

Companies House lists Fvc Construction Ltd as active, with accounts most recently made up to 2025-09-30.

What sectors does Fvc Construction Ltd work in?

Fvc Construction Ltd works in Residential, Commercial, Healthcare, Education and Retail.

When was Fvc Construction Ltd established?

Fvc Construction Ltd was incorporated on 2020-09-17.

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