Sixteen A rated double glazed Irish Oak/White uPVC frames factory fitted in our unique softwood treated sub-frames were installed during the summer in Surrey.

Each frame has a trickle vent at the top, locking handles and is toughened Argon gas filled.  Three coats of Sadolin wood stain was applied to the exterior of the outer frame, leaving internal decoration to by completed by the client, resulting in beautiful craftsmanship!

Two weeks during the Spring sunshine saw the completion of the re-roofing of both elevations of the Church Room at St Cosmas and St Damian Church, Blean, near Canterbury, Kent.

Each cedar shingle was stripped from the roof, then the roof was covered with a Tyvek breathable membrane, followed by the fixing of roof battens and completed with new Western Red cedar shingles, resulting in a stunning new look for the Church clergy and all walkers passing by on the nearby Crab and Winkle Way en-route to Whitstable!

The summer of 2022 and with sweltering temperatures provided the ideal time to add a much-needed coat of Texnap 22 nourishing oil to all four elevations, in addition to the roof of this beautifully located bungalow on the West Sussex/Hampshire border.

The dryness of the roof resulted in almost 180 litres of oil being directly applied to shingles by way off a knap-sac sprayer; the side walls requiring much less, although the finish of both roof and side walls look thoroughly re-nourished and rich!

A bank of full height windows in the living room of a Colt bungalow typically consists of five four foot units. The brief on this occasion was to reduce the width of the other two units, thus enabling some screening of the tv wires and a more suitable wall for the curtains to hang in the corners.

All five redundant windows and under panels were removed, replacing these with energy rated A Nut Tree uPVC windows, all factory fitted in our unique treated softwood sub-frames.  For a brighter finish, the inside section of plastic remained white and together, with new Southern Yellow architrave and skirting, all that remains is the client’s choice of finish for the internal joinery. New insulated under panels were installed and the ebony stained cedar boarding was carefully married together by our expert craftsman.

With temperatures in the high thirties, work was not compromised and still completed in two days!