What we offer
Two sides to the business, run by the same firm. Have a scroll through, or pick a side and go deeper.
Home improvements
Bathrooms, roofing, plumbing, electrics, windows and doors, stonework, landscaping and new builds. One firm covering every trade on the job.
See the building side
Window cleaning
Regular window rounds, gutters cleared before they overflow, conservatory roofs, and jet washing that takes years off a drive.
See the cleaning sideTap any of these to see what's involved.
Not sure which one your job falls under? Ring and describe it — quickest way to get an answer.
The job we get asked for most. Strip-out to final seal, usually inside a week for a standard family bathroom, and the same two faces on site the whole time — the plumbing, tiling, electrics and plastering are all in-house.
- Bath swapped for a walk-in shower
- Wet rooms and level-access showers
- Tiling, flooring and splashbacks
- Extractor fans and downlights
- Suites picked with you if you'd rather
- Old suite taken away
From a dripping tap to re-plumbing a house. If water's coming out of somewhere it shouldn't, ring rather than filling in a form.
- Leaks, taps, valves and waste
- Radiators, cylinders and pipework
- Kitchen and utility connections
- Outside taps and stopcocks
Where most of the urgent calls come from. A slipped tile costs a fraction of the ceiling underneath it, so it's worth ringing early.
- Tile, slate and flat roof repairs
- Ridge re-bedding and flashing
- Chimney work
- New fascias, soffits and downpipes
- Leak tracing
- Storm damage
Whole units or just the bits that have failed — no pressure to replace a window that only needs a hinge.
- uPVC and composite doors
- Misted or blown units replaced
- Handles, hinges and locks
- Conservatories and porches
Tied into the rest of the job rather than booked separately, which is usually what holds a bathroom or a kitchen up.
- Extra sockets and outdoor power
- Indoor and garden lighting
- Consumer unit upgrades
- Fault finding
Ground-up builds and structural work with one person to ring about any of it. The bigger the job, the more it matters that the trades aren't blaming each other.
- Groundworks and foundations
- Single-storey extensions
- Garage conversions
- First and second fix throughout
- Plastering and making good
Brick and stone laid to match what's already there rather than whatever was cheapest that week.
- Garden and boundary walls
- Piers, steps and edging
- Repointing and brick repairs
- Natural stone features
The outside finished to the same standard as the inside — dug out and drained properly, not just laid on sand and hoped for.
- Patios, paving and paths
- Block paved driveways
- Fencing, decking and turfing
- Clearance and levelling
- Drainage and soakaways
For homeowners and landlords both — the small stuff other firms won't turn out for, done in one go rather than four separate call-outs.
- Between-tenancy repairs
- Doors, floors and general joinery
- Planned seasonal checks
- Odd jobs bundled together
Booked four-weekly, eight-weekly or as a one-off. Text the night before so nobody's surprised by someone in the back garden, and pay after.
- Inside and out, or outside only
- Frames, sills and door glass included
- Upstairs reached safely from the ground
- Houses, flats, bungalows and shopfronts
- No contract — tell us to stop and we stop
The cheapest jobs on this list and the ones that save the most. Gutters get cleared and flushed; drives and patios come back to the colour they started out, then get re-sanded.
- Gutters cleared, flushed, downpipes checked
- Photos of before and after
- Block paving, slabs and concrete
- Re-sanded after, not left loose
- Decking, steps and garden walls
Usually booked alongside a window or gutter visit rather than on their own.
- Glass and polycarbonate roofs
- Glazing bars and finials
- Fascias, soffits and bargeboards
- uPVC cladding, porches and garage doors
- Solar panels
Prices are quoted, not listed
There's no price list on here on purpose. A bathroom in a terrace and a bathroom in a barn conversion aren't the same job, and a number on a website would be wrong for one of them. We come out, look at it properly, and put a written price in front of you covering labour, materials and rubbish removal — free, and no pressure attached to it.
Most firms do one of these. Doing both is the point.
The bloke up your gutters every few months is the one who notices the slipped tile while it's still a twenty-minute job. And when it does need doing properly, it's the same firm — no ringing round, no waiting for somebody else to quote.
Get a price on your job.
Five quick questions and we'll come back to you — usually the same day.