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Construction company Tebbens goes up in flames. 'I have to start all over again'

Construction company Tebbens goes up in flames. 'I have to start all over again'

A fire has destroyed the warehouse of construction company Tebbens, causing significant damage and leaving the owner devastated. Firefighters worked to extinguish the blaze as the owner stated he would have to rebuild his business from scratch.

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