Everything below is carried out by our own people or by the same subcontractors we have worked with for years. One contract, one point of contact, one firm responsible for the result.
Ranges below are honest ballpark figures for a Newcastle terrace or semi, to help you sanity-check a budget. Your written quote is fixed and itemised.
Single and double-storey extensions, wrap-arounds and garage conversions — from the first sketch through planning and building control to the final coat of paint.
Dormer, hip-to-gable and Velux conversions that turn dead roof space into a bedroom, office or en-suite — with a proper staircase, not a ladder.
Complete bathroom, shower room and en-suite refits — strip-out, first fix, tanking, tiling and second fix, all by the same team.
Kitchen installation from your supplier or ours, including the structural and services work most fitters will not touch.
Pipework, radiators, bathrooms and full system upgrades, as part of a wider job or on their own.
Preparation-led decorating. Most of the time on a decorating job should go into filling, sanding and caulking, not on the roller.
The structural and groundwork side: footings, brickwork, roofing and everything that happens before a room starts to look like a room.
Whole-house refurbishments and rewires — the jobs where a house has to be taken back to brick before anything good can happen.
Yes. For extensions and loft conversions we bring in our architect and structural engineer, submit the application, and deal with building control inspections through to the completion certificate. It is included in the quote, not billed as an extra.
The quote is a fixed price for the scope written on it. The two things that change it are a change you ask for, and something genuinely unforeseen once a wall or floor is open. In those cases we stop, show you, price the variation and get it agreed in writing before continuing.
For extensions, lofts and single-room work, almost always. For a full renovation with the house back to brick, no. We tell you plainly at the quote which one you are looking at.
Ten years on our workmanship, in writing, plus the manufacturer warranties on everything installed. Structural work is covered by the building control completion certificate.
Usually six to twelve weeks for larger work, and often sooner for bathrooms, kitchens and decorating. Ask and we will tell you the real date, not an optimistic one.
Send over a few details and we’ll come and look at the job. You get a written, itemised quote — no obligation, no sales visit.
