Posts tagged House and Garden
Complete Kitchen Refurbishment in Aylesbury

Good Afternoon

I’m pleased to show off this stunning new kitchen, started from scratch.

In this project we had opportunity to show various skills and trades such as:

  1. Rewiring - whole electrics replaced

  2. Re-plumbing sink mains

  3. Taking down the ceiling and boarding up

  4. Skimming of walls and ceiling

  5. Kitchen Installation

  6. Temporary worktops (Until Quartz arrived)

  7. Tiling floor

  8. Tiling walls between units

  9. Painting

  10. Replacing Internal doors

If you are thinking about changing your kitchen and need a quote either for Dry-fit, installation only or whole refurbishment - feel free to get in touch or use our online form and we will back to you as soon as we can

Kind Regards

Adam Dworak

Small Kitchen, Big Improvement

Good Morning

Another weekend, another project to share - Kitchen Installation.

These days we can find a lot of great pictures of finished kitchens from designers, shops. Big kitchens that will attract you enough to think about changing yours… And this is a good thing but, most of us don’t have kitchen big enough to copy the “Dream” from the picture seen in the adverts.

I’m very pleased being able to share final effect of this small kitchen but with big improvement.

I believe, in the future we will be able to share more projects carried out in smaller spaces and help visualize potential hidden in every house.

Kind Regards

Adam Dworak

Garage Conversion in High Wycombe

Good Evening!

Today it’s all about Garage Conversion we have completed recently in High Wycombe. All the works were followed with building regs and consulted with Building Control to make sure everyone’s happy and top quality served.

This project involved dividing double garage and to create new office / study with floor level matching rest of the house

Underfloor heating was one of the things we had to start with. Garage level difference was greater than 100mm what gives us enough space for installation without any extra costs by reducing existing levels.

UFH we have covered with dry screed and self leveling compound to make sure the surface was perfectly prepared for tiling. In the meantime we was preparing front of the garage for new window that also matched rest of the house.

The whole new room we had to insulate and make sure to meet the new regulations regarding U-value. This has changed recently and improved.

Dividing wall is made of breeze blocks and 125mm timber, then plasterboards. All skimmed with light gypsum plaster - 2x coats and the sanding down once dry to achieve smooth finish.


And here are the results, feel free to comment or get in touch if you need a quote for your project.

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Kind Regards

Adam Dworak