Services

Six trades, one team. We design the space, then we build it — so a ceiling, a wall and a cabinet read as one room, not three invoices.

Suspended ceilings & ceiling design

The ceiling is the largest uninterrupted surface in most rooms, and the one most renovations skip. We treat it as a design job: height, lighting and board chosen for how the room is actually used.

  • Consultation on ceiling type, height and lighting before framing starts
  • Metal T&L grid, or timber and steel batten framing
  • Standard gypsum, moisture-resistant board for kitchens and bathrooms, acoustic board for offices and media rooms
  • Bulkheads, coffers, tray ceilings and shadow-line (recessed reveal) edges
  • POP cornice and ceiling roses where a traditional finish is wanted
  • Downlights, LED cove lighting, pendant and fan cut-outs set at design stage — not patched in later

Why it pays. A clean ceiling with lights in the right places changes how every other finish reads. A patched or uneven slab is one of the first things a tenant or buyer notices.

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Tray ceiling with warm cove lighting
Drywall display wall with recessed niches

Drywall installation & partitioning

Drywall is how we change a floor plan without the cost and time of brick — one large room into two, a passage closed off, or a chase to hide services.

  • Laser-level steel or timber studs, plumb and true
  • Fire-rated board for kitchens, garages and shared or rental walls
  • Moisture-resistant board for bathrooms, laundries and kitchens
  • Acoustic assemblies for bedrooms, offices and shared-wall situations
  • Service chases and access panels for plumbing, wiring and ducts
  • Joint taping, filling and vacuum sanding to a paint-ready face

Why it pays. Adding a bedroom or office is one of the few upgrades that moves rent and resale. Drywall does it in days, without touching load-bearing brick.

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Built-in cabinetry & custom joinery

Storage sells space. The same room with a fitted wardrobe or kitchen reads larger and more finished than one with loose furniture dropped in.

  • Wardrobes and walk-ins, including sloped ceilings and awkward corners
  • Kitchen carcasses, pantries and fitted kitchen runs
  • TV and media units, home-office built-ins, bookshelving
  • Vanity units and bathroom cabinets
  • Melamine-faced board, MDF, plywood and veneers; finishes to match the room
  • Soft-close hinges and runners as standard; measure, make and fit in-house

Why it pays. Tenants and buyers rank built-in storage high, and landlords spend less on furniture. Off-the-shelf units cannot follow the wall the way a fitted carcass can.

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Oak walk-in wardrobe with LED shelves
Hallway prepared and painted after skim

Skimming, plastering & repairs

A lot of renovation is not new build. It is bringing existing walls and ceilings back to a finish that is actually worth painting.

  • Crack repair, with a referral if movement looks structural
  • Damp-affected wall and ceiling preparation
  • Full-surface re-skim to a smooth, glass-level face
  • Texture matching where a patch has to disappear into the old work
  • Ceiling repair after roof leaks or plumbing damage

Why it pays. Cracked or stained walls make a property look neglected no matter how good the rest is. Doing this properly is often cheaper than the price cut a viewer would force at listing.

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Shop fitting & commercial fit-outs

The same ceiling, partition and joinery capability, run to an opening date rather than when it happens to suit the diary.

  • Retail shopfronts, counters and display joinery
  • Office partitioning and ceiling systems
  • Restaurant and hospitality interiors
  • One written programme and one project lead for the full scope
  • Coordination with electrical and HVAC where the fit-out needs it

Why it pays. An unfinished shop costs you credibility with every customer who walks in. We treat the opening date as fixed, not aspirational.

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Grocery aisle with bakery gondola and open fridge run
Media wall with stone panel and timber slats

Interior design & renovation consulting

This is the layer that ties the other five together. Most disappointment is not bad workmanship — it is a ceiling here and a cupboard there that never add up to one space.

  • Space planning: where a partition should go, whether to drop or open a ceiling, how to make a small room read larger
  • Material, finish and colour coordination across ceilings, walls and cabinets
  • Scoping for owners who know the property needs work but not which upgrade to do first
  • Advice framed around the outcome: a home you stay in, a faster let, or a stronger sale

Why it pays. A few hours of scoping before board is ordered saves you from a set of reasonable decisions that do not add up.

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Not sure which of these you need?

That is a normal starting point. We visit, look at the room, and only then send an itemised quote.

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