Transforming compartmentalised Victorian, Edwardian and 1930s layouts into expansive, light-filled kitchen, dining and family living spaces. From structural steel knock-throughs to flush-threshold garden connections.
Flush-threshold slimline bifold doors opening directly onto level patio tiling.
Frameless roof glazing and skylights bringing daylight deep into the plan.
Central islands with integrated appliances, stone worktops and pendant task lighting.
Style inspirationSteel-framed internal screens dividing kitchen-diner from snug while keeping visual flow.
Reviewing load paths, locating hidden services and sizing required steel.
Zip-wall polythene isolation and floor protection to keep the rest of your home clean.
Propping, wall removal, RSJ installation and Building Control inspection.
Running island pipes, UFH, electrical runs and pouring level subfloors.
Drylining, painting, precision cabinetry installation and Part P electrical certification.
Yes. By calculating the steel size to fit within the depth of the first-floor joists (recessed/flush RSJ installation), we hang the existing joists directly off the steel web, delivering a clean, completely flat ceiling line.
Yes. Any structural wall removal requires Building Control approval under Part A (Structure), Part B (Fire Safety routes) and Part P (Electrical installations). We manage all applications, inspections and final certification.
Yes. We install heavy-duty zipper dust barriers, temporary food preparation setups where required, and ensure the work area is securely isolated from the rest of your living space.
Speak with our local project team or send your floorplans for a transparent feasibility and cost breakdown.
