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hall carpentry

Swindon, Borough of Swindon, wiltshire

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‘21 Certificate of Excellence, 2021

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We over a comprehensive service from fabrication and fitting over the full woodworking spectrum.
From standard joinery items to fully bespoke items and we fit the items made.

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15 October 2019

Internal Door Fitter

Excellent work and very knowledgeable - Great price too!

Thanks again, Steve

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30 April 2019

Internal Door Fitter

We needed all our internal doors replacing and Steve has done a great job. Very high standard of work, everything looks fantastic, and all done on budget. We have been so impressed we have already asked him to quote for another job for us More...

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8 April 2019

General Carpentry

Steve has recently completed a number of carpentry & joinery tasks on time and on budget , I have been impressed with his level of skill and experience.

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5 April 2019

Bespoke Furniture Design & Build

Steve was very friendly and delivered a classy piece of furniture on time and at a reasonable price. He was flexible with installation dates and communicated well and always without delay. Highly recommended, thanks Steve!

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3 October 2018

External Door Fitter

Steve came round to make a quote.
Turned up on time and was very knowledgeable.
Work was excellent and done to estimate.
He really went the extra mile and did a superb job.

His work with waterproofing using specail Japanese techniques is not available elsewhere.

Will I use him again? You bet I will.

































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Q&As

Before starting a loft conversion consider:
1. Is the space suitable?
2. Are you in a conservation area (if so permission might have to be granted)?
3. Most houses will have a permitted development meaning you can progress without any planning permission.
4. Look in your immediate area, street are there any loft conversion.
5. You will need a minimum of 2.2m headroom.
6. Most houses built after say 1930’s commonly have enough headroom.
7. Do you know what type of roof you have, roof trusses or a traditional cut roof? If roof trusses in place it will likely to be more expensive than a cut roof conversion due to a lot of extra support.
8. Consider stair access from the floor below the staircase leading to the loft does not have to be a wide as the existing staircase. However, you still have to meet certain criteria i.e. headroom and loft access safety.
9. What type of conversion.
You could go for mansard type, gable to gable, velux type or a popular dormer type conversion.
10. Although, most will not require planning permission you will require building regulations.
11. You may have to seek party wall agreement with your neighbour.

Loft conversion can be undertaken in different ways and methods by different contractors, however as a guide.

Access.
Scaffolding if possible.
Cut an access to the roof space this helps keeping your house cleaner and tidier.
Clearing all areas in the loft to be worked on.
Installing steels or major structural supports most houses will differ. However, building regulation do like a steel ridge beam.
Build up rafters to an acceptable depth for strength and insulation properties.
Install services if required electrics and plumbing.
Finish roof covering to obtain a watertight finish.
Install floor and wall finishes.
Break through floor for stairs.

Having been a Carpenter and Joiner for in excess of 30 years, it is nice to undertake projects using the knowledge and experience past on to me by the older tradesmen I have worked with over the years.
I get a lot of satisfaction on the completion of a quality and satisfactory finish to any project, also working with the other tradesmen I have built up good relationships with over the years, and it is what I do best.

Reasons for starting by myself:
Firstly and most important to do the work the way I believe it should be done.
More cost-effective working by myself and with other trades I trust.
Working for large companies as I did before I believe too many overheads company cars and administration made certain small projects too expensive.
Most important is satisfaction of finishing a good project with input.

Reputation, honesty, easy going and realistic costs from the start of any project.

Services

We manufacture and fabricate a wide range of products including doors , Windows kitchens, wardrobes and all types of joiner related items made by ourselves and installed by our selves.
We are a small family business offering personal contact at all times throughout your project.