Our client had a small, dilapidated outbuilding which was on the point of collapse. We refurbished it and reinstated the roof to create an outside sunroom BBQ area with a patio & water feature. In the client’s words “Everyone loves it”.

This unique building houses on ancient spring which in former times produced water for the village. It continues to feed various properties and farms.
The roof had collapsed, and we volunteered to arrange repairs in consultation with the construction officer as this is an ancient monument. The old roof was rebuilt in oak and the roof tiled in Cotswold Stone. Minor brickwork repairs were carried out in Lime Mortop.

Our services were employed to construct a freestanding garden room annexe alongside a pretty bubbling stream in the village of Bratton, near Westbury based in Wiltshire. Working alongside the stream provided particular challenges as we had to put special environmental protection in place – but the end result was extremely pleasing as it replaced a rather dilapidated brick-built store and provided ancillary accommodation for the owners.