Doors hung, skirting and architrave fitted, shelving and storage built in, fitted wardrobes, stud work and flat pack assembled properly. The kind of second fix that looks like nothing when it is right and looks like everything when it is not.
Hung to the frame that is actually there rather than the one that should be, with the gaps even and the latch meeting the keep first time.
Alcove shelving, cupboards and wardrobes made to the room, scribed to walls that are never straight, and finished ready to paint.
Skirting and architrave mitred and scribed, joints tight, and the profiles matched to what is already in the house rather than whatever the merchant had.
Beds, wardrobes and units assembled square, fixed back to the wall where they need it, and the packaging taken away with us.
Yes, and in an older London property that is most of the work. Frames move, floors slope and nothing is square, so the door gets planed and hung to what is there. Where a frame is beyond saving we will tell you rather than fighting it for a day and charging you for the time.
Yes. Alcoves are never the same width top to bottom or front to back, so anything bought off the shelf leaves gaps. Built in place and scribed to the wall it looks like part of the house, and it is usually cheaper than a made to measure unit that still needs fitting.
Yes, if you want it done. Because decorating is in house, new skirting, architrave, doors and built in storage can be primed and finished as part of the same job rather than left bare for somebody else to sort.
Yes, including the wardrobes and beds that come in six boxes with instructions nobody can follow. It gets built square, fixed back to the wall where the safety instructions say it should be, and the cardboard leaves with us.
Yes, timber or metal stud, insulated for sound, boarded and skimmed. Where a wall is coming out rather than going in, we establish first whether it is holding anything up, and if it is, that is a job for a beam and a structural engineer rather than a sledgehammer.
Full and part refurbishments across East London: strip out, alterations, making good, then the finishing trades that turn a shell back into a room.
ServiceFilling, sanding, caulking and cutting in, then two coats laid on properly.
ServicePatch repairs, bonding, full skims and overboarded ceilings, plus external rendering.
ServiceOld kitchen or bathroom out, walls and floor made good, pipework and wastes reworked for the new layout, then units and sanitaryware fitted, tiled, sealed and tested.
ServiceLaminate, engineered wood, vinyl plank and tiled floors, laid on a subfloor that has actually been prepared.
ServiceLeaks traced and fixed, taps, wastes, radiators and towel rails changed, bathroom pipework reworked, then walls and floors tiled with the layout set out properly.
ServiceCurtain rails and blinds, shower beading, regrouting, filling and touching up, shelves, handles, silicone, small repairs and the ten other jobs that have been on the list since spring.
ServiceGarden maintenance and one off clearances: hedges and shrubs cut back, grass and beds tidied, jet washing, plus garage, shed, yard and flat clearances with the waste loaded and taken away.
Call, send a WhatsApp or use the form. Photos of the job help, and the quote and the advice cost nothing either way.