Our renovation projects are tailored to meet each client's specific requirements. A typical renovation may cover structural alterations and reconfigurations. re-roofing, or roof replacement, chimney repairs, gutter and fascia replacement, insulation, damp treatment, full or partial rewiring, plumbing, plastering, kitchen and bathroom renovation and installation, plastering, flooring, fitting or replacement of windows and doors …

We provide a full detail plan of the project with a timescale of how long the project will take. It will stipulate an accurate start date, and when the project will be completed. We ensure that every construction project is delivered successfully on-time by our experienced team. 

Planning permission may be necessary depending on the type of renovation or structural work you need to do. You will need a planning permission if your property is listed or if it’s located in a conservation area, and if your project does not fall under permitted development rights. Planning approval is something you need to plan for any structural change. The same applies to Party Wall Agreements and anything that has to do with the local authorities.

Quote are usually a rough estimate given of any project pending final review of the ebtire project by the project manager which may cost sligthly less or more. The final cost will be on the contract. For clarity, the cost of every building project is agreed upfront - no surprises, no hidden charges. Transparent pricing is another hallmark of a reliable building company.

We are fully insured, certified, and committed to safety. We take our work very seriously. Our services are clear, no hidden fees and guaranteed with full satisfaction. Our insurance covers public liability and employer’s liability. This protects all parties in case of accidents or damage. We have full insurance and comply with all local regulations.

 We can help you to manage, sell or buy a property. Whether you are renting or buying a house, a flat, country estate our team of experienced estate agents are here to guide you through the process.

It’s not an uncommon practice for a main contractor to use subcontractors to do some parts of a construction project. When we do, we use highly qualified and accredited subcontractors for certain type of a project.

We will not ask a client to pay up front for a service that has not been provided. Terms of payment will be agreed on in writing before work begins. Payments are usually scheduled to align with stages of the work. The cost is broken down into stages, with payments due as different parts of the project are completed. 

Generally, planning permission isn’t required for a same replacement, but Building Regulations approval almost always applies but you may need permission if you change the roof’s height or shape or alter materials on a street-facing elevation in a conservation area, or work on listed buildings.