Our work

Projects across Dartmouth, the South Hams and South Devon

Each project below sets out what was asked for, what the property presented, how the work was approached and what the result was. Photography and written detail are being added as projects are documented.

Refurbished open-plan kitchen and living space in a South Devon period home

Refurbishment

Period cottage refurbishment

[Location to be confirmed]

Internal structural alteration forming a new opening between two rooms

Alterations

Ground-floor reconfiguration

[Location to be confirmed]

Bespoke built-in oak storage and painted staircase joinery

Carpentry

Bespoke joinery and storage

[Location to be confirmed]

Natural stone retaining walls and paved terrace on a steep South Devon garden

Hard Landscaping

Terraced garden and retaining walls

[Location to be confirmed]

Single-storey rear extension with glazed doors onto a paved terrace

External Works

Single-storey extension

[Location to be confirmed]

Traditional timber sash window being repaired on a joiner's bench

External Works

Sash window and roofline repairs

[Location to be confirmed]

Project evidence

Every worthwhile job should leave a useful record

With the owner's permission, a simple record made during the work provides clear evidence of the challenge, the decisions taken and the completed result. Genuine material will replace placeholders as projects are documented.

Photograph the work

Before photographs establish the starting point. Progress photographs record hidden work and key stages. Completed photographs show the finished result.

Explain the project

Record the client's challenge, the condition of the property and the practical solution, without exaggeration or unsupported claims.

Request a review

After completion, invite the customer to describe their experience in their own words. Nothing is published without permission.

Reuse the evidence

Create one complete website case study and three to five shorter social posts, each focused on a stage, detail or useful lesson.

Considering something similar?

Tell us about the property and what you have in mind, and we will tell you how it would sensibly be approached.

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