Four decades on
building sites.

Why one project manager matters

Most building work goes wrong in the gaps. The brickie finishes and the roofer is not booked. The electrician first-fixes before the plasterer is ready. The kitchen arrives a fortnight before the floor is down. Every one of those gaps costs you time and money, and every trade will tell you it was somebody else.

Running a job as a managed project removes the gaps. The sequence is planned before anyone lifts a tool, the trades are booked against that sequence, and if something slips it gets re-planned rather than absorbed by you.

Experienced trades, not whoever is free

As a Brentwood building company we work with the same brickwork, roofing, electrical, plumbing, plastering and joinery teams job after job. They know the standard expected and they know they will be back next month, which is a far better guarantee of quality than any promise on a website.

Straight answers before you commit

If what you are asking for will not work, or will cost far more than you think, you will be told at the first visit rather than at the point where the walls are already down. Quotes are itemised and written so you can compare them properly against anyone else.

Accredited and insured

Ask us for our insurance details and we will send them over before any work starts. Structural work is inspected and signed off by building control as part of the job, not left to you to chase, and you get the certificate at the end.

Who we work with

Paul Hewett has worked alongside other established building firms for years, and on larger projects that relationship still stands. Both are established, accredited firms: Waterlooville Builders Ltd, covering Hampshire and the south coast, and Blue Finch Building Services, a member of the Federation of Master Builders, covering Hampshire and Surrey. Between them they handle extensions, full property renovations, structural alterations and new builds, and much of that work is in central London.