Existing two storey public house, re-branded with high quality finishes, manufactured and sourced in-house. This project was completed on time and to budget. As this project was so successful the client went on to further negotiate with ourselves two new Cape Bars and six further re-brands in London inner-city.

Complete refurbishment to one floor comprising eighteen bedrooms and en-suites. Also we fully refurbished five function rooms, two bars and bar areas. The gymnasium was also refurbished with new decorations, new floor coverings, and new music and conference data systems. The hotel was fully operational during all works.

Virtual new build of a former Listed public house within a conservation area following extreme fire damage. The new public house was constructed using traditional methods under close guidance of the local conservation officer. The main body of the building was constructed using Whitchert walling, finished with a thatched roof, horse hair lime plaster and lime render. The public house included a new bar, catering kitchen and manager's accommodation above. The carpark was fully resurfaced and the building lit externally, the windows were manufactured to suit the original design in-house.

Fit out of four floors contained within the Frenchgate Shopping Centre to provide reception facilities, games room and bar, concert room and bar, lounge bar, and conference and office facilities. Installation of catering kitchen, two passenger lifts, and all fittings and furnishings. All bespoke joinery was completed in our own joiners shop. Access and unloading was severely restricted due to the location of the project in the middle of a busy operational shopping centre and the works being spread over four floors. The project was successfully completed within the 20 week period and to budget.

Full conversion and extension of a Grade II former Methodist Church (circa 1840) to form a new Public House with fully serviced ground and first floor trading areas. Located off the narrow High Street of the town centre, servicing the site proved challenging with only one access point being a steep incline from the one way street to the front boundary. Bespoke quality joinery fitted throughout including a new feature staircase, all manufactured in-house. A first floor extension was constructed to the rear of the property to form a commercial kitchen and staff facilities. External works included the formation of a forty metre long service ramp cut into the incline of the land, with retaining walls constructed in stonework and granite copings all of which were sourced locally to match the original building.