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Reviews of Builders in Parklands, Newcastle upon Tyne
Parklands, NE3
3 April 2013
Under £250
Hi,
I had uninstalled my fireplace and walled it off with plasterboards 3 years ago. I still have the original fire and surround and want to get it reinstalled. Thanks
Reliable and good value for money.
Sameer
JRP Builders
Also specialises in loft conversions, windows & conservatories, plumbing and carpentry & joinery.
Parklands, NE3
16 March 2012
Under £4,000
Currently, I have stairs in my front room and would like to build a wall to block in the staircase and fit a door to the living room.
Paul came out the day after I put the job on here and started work just over a week later. He arrived when he said he would and although we made a couple of changes to what we had originally asked for he just got on with the job and was a real pleasure to have in my home. His work is fantastic and I have already told other people to use him as I will myself. Worth every penny, reliable, honest and good at what he does. The only extra cost was a few tea bags but he's worth it.
Steven
household joinery services
Also specialises in traditional crafts, windows & conservatories, handyman and kitchens.
Parklands, NE3
3 January 2012
Under £15,000
We live in a three storey house but want to reconfigure two downstairs rooms, entrance hall and toilet into one larger living room.
Work carried out very quickly to a very high standard. Would use again.
Shaun
scott forster building & property maintanance
Also specialises in tiling, handyman, loft conversions and carpentry & joinery.
Previous building jobs in Parklands, Newcastle upon Tyne
Parklands, NE3
Under £30,000
Hi,
I am looking to get quotes for a house extension and new kitchen fitted
Many thanks
Neil
Parklands, NE3
Under £30,000
We require advice and a quote about a loft conversion
Timing: I am flexible on start date
Parklands, NE3
Under £1,000
I have an existing conversion that runs the length of the house and is accessible via the kitchen, the floor being lower than the rest of the house. Want to raise the floor of the conversion (which is being used as a utility room) to match that of the kitchen, and knock down part of the wall between them so i can use the utlity room space as part of the kitchen.
Parklands, NE3
Under £30,000
Updated : Plans are being drawn up for replacing a conservatory roof with a tiled roof. Present foundations are adequate for the replacement. Original : Conversion of conservatory roof to tile
Parklands, NE3
Under £8,000
To convert an attached outhouse into a utility room and maybe wet room. Will have to knock through from the kitchen.
Parklands, NE3
Under £1,000
raise the height of two external doors
Parklands, NE3
Under £8,000
Redesign layout of bathroom. Remove existing separate shower cubilcle and brick up a 3.5 foot length of wall in front of existing shower cubicle. Fit new bathroom furniture. Bath, shower over bath, toilet washbasin and bidet in existing bathroom. Open up the airing cupboard behind the bricked up shower cubicle to create a room 7.5 by 3.5 feet and convert into shower room independent of the existing bathroom. Fit separate shower small wash basin and toilet. Door opens onto the landing. Airing cupboard is to be freed following the fitting of a combi boiler.
Parklands, NE3
Under £1,000
to remove an old fire place, replaster the wall, fit an electric fire into the wall and put up two MDF shelves into an alcove
Parklands, NE3
Under £1,000
raise the floor level of a utility room to match the kitchen floor level. Appx 15 inches. There is sufficient ceiling height.
Parklands, NE3
Over £30,000
Planning permission granted. 2 story extension comprising study, garage, bedroom and en suite
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