Kitchen Extension

Posted on January 24, 2014 by pjenkins — 1 Comment ↓

Day 1. Site prepared for excavation.
Toothing out on existing build ready for brick / block work.

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Day 2 and 3 Footings dug out, trench blocks being laid, lintels bridging existing drain.

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Day 4. Trench back filled. Slab being prepared. Drains installed

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Day 5. Damp proof membrane installed, structural steel laid.

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Concrete slab poured.

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Day 6 & 7. Face work being laid.

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Day 7. Face work up to lintel height

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Day 8 Lintel installed, blockwork built to wall plate level.

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Day 9 / 10 / 11 Existing roof stripped, Roof Trusses erected and installed.

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Day 12 / 13 / 14 Roof Completed, Facias, Soffits, guttering installed, Roof Tiled, Dry Ridge, Dry Verge installed.

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Day 15. Building Water tight, French Doors installed, Knock through into existing kitchen.

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Day 16 – Temporary Kitchen / Utility room Installed into Garage.

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Day 17 / 18 Wet underfloor heating installed into New Build, Rapid Set Screed Installed.

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Day 19 / 20 – Old Kitchen Fully Removed, Floorboards removed, Insulation added, Wet Underfloor heating spreader plates and New Plywood flooring laid.

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Internal Works, Dry lining of walls, Lighting, Sockets, First fix water and electrics for Kitchen.

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Plastered out, second fix lighiting / sockets. Ready for tiling and Kitchen.

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Tagged with: Bolton., extension, kitchen extension, new build, part p electrician
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One comment on “Kitchen Extension”

1. Vanessa & David says:

   June 18, 2014 at 7:40 pm

   We are absolutely delighted with our new kitchen extension. From start to finish Pete gave us quality workmanship and excellent communication.
   This was our first big build and like everyone who undertakes a project like this we were nervous. Pete came highly recommended to us from friends who had used him the previous year.
   At the initial meeting Pete spent a few hours with us going through the plans, explaining everything that we needed to know (even down to plug sockets etc), giving us suggestions and, most importantly, listening to what we wanted out of the extension. After this meeting we received Pete’s comprehensive quote. He wasn’t the cheapest quote we received (nor the most expensive), but he was the builder that we felt we could trust and where there would be no hidden extras. It was the best decision we made. He started when he said he would. He was polite and curteous throughout the build, and I had no issue with leaving Pete in the house unattended. The subcontractors (brickie and plasterer) he used were of the same calibre.
   The building work ran to schedule and cost exactly what Pete had quoted. There were no hidden extras – as everything had been communicated beforehand at the quote stage.
   We had already had our kitchen plans done by a specialist kitchen company and Pete worked seamlessly with them at the handover stage. He had built exactly what they required – making their job easy.
   To us a key factor in choosing a builder is the communication flow with them. Pete was excellent in this area and will always return your call.
   Pete only uses quality materials and will go the extra mile to get you the best product for your build.”
   We look forward to having Pete here again very soon!

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