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Extend Your Living Space

We were delighted to help our client transform her first home. Such a difference even a small extension can make to the way you use a space. Add great landscaping and look at it now! The best feature is the seamless floor transition, inside to out.
Most importantly the extension for improved living and dining space looks terrific and works hard. Complete with aluminium 4-part powder-coated grey centre sliders. For space saving we’ve included our signature pocket door at the hall and for light the 2 large low pitch Velux are impressive. While upstairs we did a shower room renovation and built-in bedroom storage solutions.

Design / Kitchen / Management / Projects / Renovation

Kitchen Revival

An extension wasn’t necessary here but the kitchen itself was due an overhaul. Updating the appliances and tweaking the layout slightly to improve usability made all the difference. Behind the renovation scenes we dry-lined the room to improve insulation and installed Velux roof glazing to improve natural light. Beautiful granite worktops are by Miller Brothers Stone.
The result is a slick and efficient remodel, with an abundance of storage, the addition of a breakfast bar and lighting to set it all off.
As always, our clients were delighted with the very high standard of workmanship.

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Extend Your Living Space from €25,000+VAT

What a difference an extension can make to the way you use existing space. An improved living/dining space looks terrific and works hard. Price: €25,000 + VAT. Includes: Extension to rear @ 12 sqm; Lean-to roof with aluminium glazing & 1 roof light; Steel works and Engineer’s structural sign off; Electrics & plumbing as standard; Extension finished in laminate flooring & painted.

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A complete guide to home renovation costs

“Instead of asking how much will it cost, you should ask how much can you spend.” From The Irish Times – Life & Style – Joanne Hunt – Thu, Apr 16, 2020.
Tailoring a renovation to our client’s budget is our specialty. It is beneficial to know what’s possible within a range rather than discussing ideas and expectations which may be unachievable once the bottom line becomes clear. It is refreshing to see this article distinguishing between market rates for new extension work and all the other costs which come into play once you alter an existing house.

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Lofty ideals: the dos and don’ts of converting your attic

Loft conversions are a great way to carve out that much sought after extra space. In her article, Alanna Gallagher outlines the various types of attics and their pros & cons as well as the regulations guiding this work.
Consider access, light & ventilation options and of course, sign off & insurance