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Many companies in the construction sector are finding things tough and experiencing financial problems. Common issues are that they are owed money by a client who has gone bust, their costs have increased, or they have a lack of work.

Our construction sector specialists can help you

If you are the director of a company that is struggling to pay its bills, we can help you.

The team here at Clarke Bell have over 30 years’ experience helping companies to deal with their business debts and cashflow difficulties.

Our Licensed Insolvency Practitioners and insolvency team understand the problems faced by companies in the construction sector. We can help your company sort out the company’s debt problems, and meet all your legal obligations. If insolvency is required, we can help you deal with it legally and affordably.  The best option is often a Creditors’ Voluntary Liquidation (CVL). Our friendly team can guide you through the whole process.

Our fee for a CVL starts from just £1,995 +VAT – and depends on the complexity of the company’s situation.

Whatever option is right for you, it is important that you get expert advice before things get worse. 

Get in touch with us now – for your free and confidential advice.

Contact us on [email protected] or 0161 907 4044. 

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