I completed my time as a joiner in 1977, did most of my apprenticeship with my father, a perfectionist at his job. I entered into the family business in 1982 and became a Self employed builder in 1993 and I'm now running my own local building business in Lytham St Anne's. I have lived around here all my life, the name is well established and has a good sound reputation.
You will get a fair estimated cost for the work, no free offers, but sometimes even i do things for nothing. YES nothing, just to make it look better. Being in the building trade since leaving school, I have learnt all the aspects of home improvement work to a high standard and quality. Back then in the seventies there was no one else doing the lofts and dormer roof lifts, not like now!
You will get a fair estimated cost for the work, no free offers, but sometimes even i do things for nothing. YES nothing, just to make it look better. Being in the building trade since leaving school, I have learnt all the aspects of home improvement work to a high standard and quality. Back then in the seventies there was no one else doing the lofts and dormer roof lifts, not like now!
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I work mostly within a 10 mile radius of home, working in Northwest Fylde, from Lytham St Anne's, Warton, Poulton, Kirkham, Thornton, Freckleton, etc. I am a self-employed joiner tradesman & builder. Been building extensions & loft conversions since leaving school. Started as apprentice joiner in a family business at the start, now with over 40yrs experience in the trade.
Dormer roof & loft conversions with bespoke staircases, extensions to include orangery, dinning/kitchens, bedrooms & bathrooms, etc. I don't contract people in to do work that i can do. I have plumber, electrician, felt roofer, scaffolder all which would be working for you the customer, who would be paid by you.
Here you'll see some of the bespoke stairs i have made & fitted, usually made to get into the new loft rooms i have created. I try to match them up, fitting them over the existing stairs, obviously to save space. Sometimes i make them on site or in my workshop. I love the joinery side of my work, maybe you will see something you like or get some ideas.
Extension i did in Lytham, foundations were piled, bad ground, the extension tapered to the back on the party wall boundary. Well.looks like a bombs gone off! A lot of support here, holding up the upstairs bedroom extension, which you can see in the first pictures, the steel was heavy gauge stuff too.
Well Hello again! This was an interesting project i did a few years ago now. We converted what looked like a garage on the banks of Lake Windermere, i suppose it was, for a boat though. It was concrete block built with a timber truss type roof, with double doors at the front. There was a jetty inside down one side which ran out into the lake about 30M or so.
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Stuart Travis
Dec 09, 2016
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