Where we work

Maidstone is home for us, so a look at the job is usually arranged within a day or two and popping back during a build is never an issue..

Bearsted is five minutes from us and a village where a lot of the work is extending or reworking established family houses..

Aylesford mixes very old riverside property with modern estates, and the two need completely different approaches to the same job..

A lot of West Malling work is in older property around the High Street, where the finish has to suit the building rather than fight it..

Kings Hill housing is modern and consistent, which makes extensions and refits here predictable to price and quick to programme..

Rochester has some of the oldest housing stock we work in, and structural repairs and careful alterations are a regular part of the job here..

Chatham is a steady patch of Victorian terraces and post-war housing, and full renovations of tired properties are common work for us there..

Gillingham terraces tend to have small, awkward bathrooms, and turning them into proper walk-in showers is one of the jobs we do most there..

Snodland is a short run down the valley for us and a mix of older cottages and newer estate housing..

Sittingbourne has grown a lot, so we see both new-build alterations and older property in need of a full renovation..

Faversham has an unusual amount of listed and period property, so work there is planned around the building rather than driven through it..

Canterbury is at the far end of our patch and a city where a lot of the housing needs a careful hand rather than a quick refit..

Ashford has expanded fast, so a good share of the work there is extending and reconfiguring family houses built in the last thirty years..

Headcorn is Wealden village property, often timber framed and rarely square, which is exactly the kind of job that needs scribing rather than forcing..

Paddock Wood is a straightforward run for us across the Weald and a steady patch of family housing being extended..

Tonbridge has a broad mix from Victorian terraces to large family houses, and the specification expected there is generally a step up..

Tunbridge Wells is largely period and conservation area property, where the detail and the finish carry the job..

Sevenoaks work tends to be larger family houses and a higher finish, and much of it sits inside the Kent Downs landscape designations..

Gravesend is the northern edge of our patch, with a lot of solid older terraced housing that renovates well..