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Reviews of Builders in Queen Edith's, Cambridge
Queen Edith's, CB1
4 February 2012
Under £100
Putting up a three part mirror which has an unusual shape to it
Steve was punctual and polite and done a great job. I would definately use him again and wouldn't hesitate to recommend him.
Helen
Selyons
Also specialises in bathrooms, plumbing, plastering & rendering and roofing.
Queen Edith's, CB1
10 September 2008
Under £4,000
5.18 x 3.35m brick-built shed. We need a partition to be added in order to create a home office within the building while keeping part of the space as a shed. We need advice on exactly how much work needs to be done, but the concrete floor, bare-brick walls and ceiling will all need to be "upgraded". Various workbenches in the space need to be ripped out and a certain amount of re-routing of wall sockets down to floor level also required.Ideally, we are looking for the work to start on 21st July.
I can't recommend this company highly enough! An extremely good job of the shed conversion to an office - costs clearly agreed up-front and details of any alterations along the way all checked and the various options explained. The work was also carried out quickly and the common-sense approach to the plans was extremely helpful. They were even sympathetic to my company's temporary cash-flow problems!
We have used them again since and will continue to do so (perhaps a second storey for the office in a few years!)
David
Just taking care of business Ltd
Also specialises in traditional crafts, electrical work, plumbing and tiling.
Previous building jobs in Queen Edith's, Cambridge
Queen Edith's, CB1
Under £250
Interior walls moldy for one year, was repaired at that time, but looks like did not fix up prply. getting worse at the moment, so please help.
Queen Edith's, CB2
Under £1,000
NOT A BUILDING JOB but do not know how to categorise the job.!
It is removal of debris and site clearance after a fire in two garden sheds.
Needed URGENTLY today, please.
SITE CLEARANCE and DEBRIS REMOVAL
Queen Edith's, CB2
Under £8,000
Unfinished project .
Bricking etc
Queen Edith's, CB1
Under £30,000
to knock out two internal walls in the kitchen, one of which was once an external wall. RSJs needed in both cases as supporting walls. To extend the kitchen outwards to fill an area of dwead space in the garden. This may also involve moving a sewerage pipe and moving the bolier from the kitchen into the garage.
Queen Edith's, CB1
Under £8,000
Updated : Convert garage to bedroom and utility room. Windows already in place. Original : Converting the garage into a utility room and bedroom.
Previous experience and references from prior garage conversions essential.
Queen Edith's, CB1
Over £30,000
Two storey extension. Flooring, Kitchen
Queen Edith's, CB2
Under £500
Replace rotten wood in victorian outside shelter and build in storage for seat cushions. Replace window and architrave.
Queen Edith's, CB1
Over £30,000
A double story extrension, comprising Kitchen, Utility room and bedroom
Queen Edith's, CB1
Under £8,000
I would like to convert the workshop of my garden into a nice bungalow including bedroom, bathroom and leisure room with fireplace. Currently the workshop is approximately 8.90m x 5.79m, it has foundations. There is electricity but no water. As a starting phase, I would like the builder to execute the minimum required only, e.g. external walls to be made stronger and isolated, brand new roof, drainage, connect water, drain and sewer.
Queen Edith's, CB1
Over £30,000
Single storey extension incorporating the demolition of free standing garage. Construction of family room, study and new integrated garage
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