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Interior of a building during refurbishment

Work

Photographs from building sites

Each caption describes the picture. These are not named client projects.

Types of work

  • Rear extension with new windows, a cement mixer, and stacked bricks

    House extensions

    A rear or side extension adds room without leaving the house you already have. We look at the structure, the garden, and the way you use the ground floor before the walls go up.

  • Loft opened up, with foil insulation, brick, and timber still exposed

    Loft conversions

    The roof space can become a bedroom, a study, or a quiet room. We open the loft, insulate it, and bring in light while the stairs and the structure are planned together.

  • Room being plastered, with work lights and pipes still exposed

    Refurbishments

    A refurbishment can be one room or a whole building. Walls, services, and finishes are set out in the brief, then carried through in a clear order.

  • Lower floor opened up, with rubble and a concrete ceiling

    Basement conversions

    A lower floor can become living space when the structure, the damp, and the headroom are dealt with properly. The work starts below ground and is planned before the finish goes on.

  • Timber-framed house under construction

    New builds

    A new building needs a clear brief and a steady programme. We take the frame from the ground up and keep the job in the order that was agreed.

  • Fitted kitchen with white units and a stone worktop

    Kitchens and bathrooms

    Kitchens and bathrooms need careful setting out. Units, services, and finishes are planned together, then fitted in a way that leaves the room ready to use.

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Tell us the job and we will come back to you.

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