case studies


The basement to be converted was in a two-story Victorian double-fronted property, built circa 1860. The basement consisted of two basement rooms and a wide hall.

The owner wished to use this space to create a playroom, a guest bedroom, and a wet room.

Read more >


The property in question is a 7-bedroom, mid-terraced property close to the centre of Lytham St Annes in Lancashire . The damp, musty cellar was virtually unused except for storage. The owners wanted to use the cellar to create an additonal living-space accessible from the ground floor.

The main requirement was for an adults "chill-out" room with an adjacent wet room and sauna.

Read more >


 

A 17-bedroom hotel located adjacent to the promenade had an unused basement extending under the entire footprint of the building. The basement was damp, smelly, and virtually unusable despite a previous attempt to "dry line" the walls. It is likely that the basement area was originally used as a bakery as an oven was uncovered during the conversion works which extended under the hotel car park.

Read more >

 

head office - RTC house, 118 watson road, blackpool, lancashire, FY4 2BP | web design by Broadly Speaking