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Previous building jobs in Sudbrooke, Lincoln
Sudbrooke, LN2
Under £1,000
Remove 3.2m (approx) load bearing wall and support as appropriate to form open plan kitchen/diner.
Knock through an adjacent load bearing wall to create/install a doorway.
To include moving the electrics.
Sudbrooke, LN2
Under £15,000
Updated : Labour only.I would like the work done in 2 parts first ground works and up damp and floor,then rest of build. Original : Brick work side 15 Mtrs wide. 2 Mtrs deep 3.2 Mtrs high Rear 8 Mtrs wide 4 Mtrs deep.3.2 Mtrs high.ground works plus oversite plus roof.we have plans,work in being done under permitted development.
Sudbrooke, LN2
Under £30,000
creation of an extension with ensuite, new kitchen and refurbishment work
Sudbrooke, LN2
Under £4,000
replace damaged block work / insulate wall
Sudbrooke, LN2
Under £8,000
Single storey Extension approximatey 3m x 4 m to front of house. Bricks and roof tiles to match existing. Looking for builder with excellent bricklaying skills and ability to quote for entire job, finding his own additional tradesmen as required. Plans and detailed specifications now being prepared and planning permission sought. Contact me if you wish to quote and we can arrange a visit to site as soon as drawings are ready.
Sudbrooke, LN2
I'm not sure
To build a small extension onto existing kitchen; to be a 'sun room' with mainly upvc windows going around, on dwarf walls, with tiled roof.
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