
Decking removed, patio laid
Old decking removed and a patio laid in its place.
Recent jobs, with photographs where we took them. Five carry the customer's own write-up underneath, taken word for word from what they put on Facebook afterwards. The rest are the photographs on their own, with a note on what the work involved.

Old decking removed and a patio laid in its place.

Replacement dormers finished in lead, with new rafters under them and an internal door moved.

A timber framed enclosure built in a new-build garden.

Patio lifted, relaid in Indian sandstone, sleeper flowerbed added.

A loft boarded out on raised legs over new insulation.

A glass lantern roof, with leadwork to the ridge and hips.

A slate roof valley stripped back to new battens, with new lead run down it.

A stone chimney stack with the cap cracked through and the mortar gone from the joints.

An old Cotswold stone slate roof with moss through the lower courses, scaffolded at the eaves.

A dormer clad in lead with welted seams, a scalloped lower edge and cast lead ornaments, above a glazed lantern.

A lead flat roof laid between stone slate slopes, dressed up to the tiles around it.

A rooflight set into a Cotswold stone slate roof, with the slates cut round it and flashed to the sides.

Moulded panelling run up a staircase wall, following the rake of the stairs, with a cap rail along the top.

Composite decking laid up to the doors of a timber clad garden room, with a gravel margin along the edge.

A stone inglenook with a cast iron stove in the opening, the chimney breast back to bare stone and the floor up in front of it.