Berkeley and Taylor Wimpey latest to sign developer cladding pledge

cladding remediation

Berkeley and Taylor Wimpey have become the latest firms to answer the government’s call for housebuilders to repair blocks going back 30 years.

Berkeley and Taylor Wimpey have today announced they have signed the government’s ‘developer pledge’ to remediate all buildings with fire safety issues over 11 metres in height. 

The £2.53bn-turnover Berkeley confirmed it had signed the pledge letter, which commits developers to repair blocks without recourse to the government’s Building Safety Fund. 

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