Based in Mitcham · Covering Merton, Croydon, Sutton, Wandsworth & Kingston
What we do
Everything below is done by our own team. We do not act as a main contractor passing work down a chain — which is why the standard of the plastering matches the standard of the brickwork, and why there is one person to speak to about both.
Not sure where your job fits?
Most projects cross two or three of these. Describe what you are trying to achieve and we will tell you what it actually involves — including the parts people usually forget to budget for.
Structural work
Rear, side return, wrap-around and double-storey extensions — from structural calculations to the final decorated finish.
Dormer, hip-to-gable, L-shaped and rooflight conversions — the most cost-effective way to add a bedroom and bathroom.
Transformations
Whole-property refurbishment — rewire, replumb, replaster, new joinery and decoration on one programme and one point of contact.
Complete kitchen installation, including the structural, electrical and plumbing work most fitters leave to someone else.
Bathrooms and en-suites built to last — properly tanked, correctly fallen, and tiled to a standard that still looks right in ten years.
Finishing & upkeep
Made-to-measure alcove units, wardrobes, media walls and storage — built for the room rather than adapted to it.
Interior and exterior decoration where the preparation gets more hours than the paint.
Ongoing repairs and planned upkeep for homeowners, landlords and letting agents across South London.
Combined projects
The most common combination we take on. One programme means the kitchen is set out against the finished floor level, not guessed from a drawing.
The bathroom is designed around the soil connection and the joist depth before the floor structure goes in, rather than squeezed in afterwards.
Fitted furniture templated after plastering, with power and lighting run for it at first fix.
The decorating is priced as a trade in its own right, not as a tidy-up at the end of a build.
Based in Mitcham, working within roughly forty minutes of it.
