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Pembroke Dock

Property services in Pembroke Dock

Window cleaning, pressure washing, decorating, industrial cleaning, maintenance and removals, across Pembroke Dock, Pembroke and the south side of the Haven.

Grid-street terraces have no side access

Pembroke Dock is laid out on a regular grid of long terraces, and the grid is protected as a conservation area. Many houses have no side access, so ladders, vans and materials come in from the front or the rear lane, and the lanes vary in width. External changes to houses in the conservation area go through Pembrokeshire County Council first.

Salt off the Haven weathers paint and glass

The town faces the open water of the Milford Haven Waterway, and wind off it leaves salt on windows, render, railings and painted timber. Exterior paint and frames here need washing and repainting sooner than they would inland. Pressure washing clears the salt film and green growth from walls, paths and yards before repainting.

The national park plans much of the nearby coast

Pembrokeshire County Council is the planning authority for Pembroke Dock itself. The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority handles planning, conservation areas and protected trees inside the park, which takes in long stretches of the coast around the town.

Port and energy firms rent units around the town

Pembroke Port and the Irish Ferries terminal sit in the town, and the Valero refinery and RWE's Pembroke Power Station stand on the south shore of the Haven. Firms serving them rent warehouses, workshops and offices that need regular industrial cleaning and planned maintenance. Their yards and loading bays gather oil and road dirt.

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