What it covers
Pointing and brickwork repairs, plastering and patching, decorating, joinery repairs, conservatory repairs and guttering.
OUR SERVICES
The repairs and small jobs that stop a property turning into a big one.
WHAT IT INVOLVES
The repairs and small jobs that stop a property turning into a big one.
Pointing and brickwork repairs, plastering and patching, decorating, joinery repairs, conservatory repairs and guttering.
A slipped tile becomes a wet ceiling. Most large repair bills started as a small one somebody left.
Finding where water is getting in is usually harder than fixing it, and a repair on the wrong cause leaves the problem and the bill.

IN THE QUOTE
Maintenance is where a builder is most useful and least visible. Finding the cause is usually harder than fixing it.
HOW WE DO IT
Four steps, start to finish, so you know what happens and when.
A list is fine, and photos are better. Several small jobs in one visit is usually cheaper than calling somebody out four times.
A damp patch and a slipped tile are often the same job seen from two ends. We look for the cause rather than covering the mark.
Each item priced so you can take any of them out, and the whole visit priced so you can see what doing them together saves.
Materials brought for the whole list, the work done, and the place left clean.
THREE WAYS TO START
Whichever is easiest. You get the same answer from all three.
Three boxes and a photo if you have one.
A written quote, itemised, with no obligation.
USEFUL TO KNOW
Yes. Whether a small job is worth a separate visit depends on where it is and what else is running, so ring and ask rather than assuming it is too small. Several small things in one visit is usually the sensible way to do it.
Usually. Water travels, so where it appears inside is often nowhere near where it is getting in, and that is why a repair on the obvious spot so often fails. Finding the actual route is the part worth paying for.
Yes, as part of maintenance and as making good after other work. It is priced as its own item rather than hidden inside a larger figure.
There is a separate page for landlord and void work, because a property between tenancies runs to a date and gets done in one visit, which is a different way of working from an occupied house.