This was before the staircase was altered.

We had new base rails & spindles throughout.

The existing handrail & posts remain to retain some of the original character.

A garage used for household storage.

However with access to the main soil pipe we were able to convert half of the garage to house not only a utility space, but a downstairs WC, whilst still retaining substantial storage space.

The finished space. Walls formed, rooms made, new doors fitted, flooring laid and decorated to finish.

The door to the kitchen and a separate back door, with all of the pipework visible and white goods in situ.

The walls and ceiling were studded, insulated, boarded and skimmed. New electrics with sockets, switches and downlights, the white goods were stacked to save space, giving us room for the new downstairs WC.

The installation of mosaic tiles to this staircase added even more character to this stone built house.

Adding a second WC & basin to the downstairs of this property makes a useful utility space even more so.

Installing this stud wall, door & the additional electrics creates separate spaces which retain the unhindered ability to pass by the utility room.

This customer wanted a barrier between the dining room and the upstairs of the house, to minimise any noise or food smells generated whilst cooking from making their way upstairs.

A stud wall was constructed, boarded & plastered. New skirting and a door was fitted to finish.