Home Garden Improvement by Paul

04/09/2026

A small project with a big difference! for the 🐕🐾
A simple but practical garden improvement for our client. The existing fence was carefully repositioned to give the dogs direct and safe access to the garden, without the worry of them escaping onto the road.
To finish the transformation, we also installed a beautiful garden pergola designed to support climbing roses — creating the perfect feature for the garden as the roses grow and flourish. 🌹

27/08/2026

Good morning 👋
Not a huge project, but a very satisfying one.
Installation of new furniture in the utility room to maximise the available space and create a beautiful entrance to the home.
The job involved removing the old units and splashback, relocating the loft hatch, moving the washing machine water supply, and installing and connecting the lighting.
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19/08/2026

Good morning all👋🙂
New project on the way 👌
Wait till it is done 👍

05/08/2026

05/08/2026

Spot the difference... 🫵🫣😁
Another job done and another happy customer! 💯👌
Some people love painting, some absolutely hate it... Me? I actually very enjoy it. 😄 There's nothing better than seeing the transformation when it's all finished
and to see it change in such a spectacular way makes it even more satisfying👌💯🙂

03/08/2026

Let's see what can be done with it🤔😉
Good morning all👋

26/07/2026

A physically demanding job that required careful planning and plenty of hard work, but the end result made every bit of effort worthwhile. 💪
This project gave me a huge sense of satisfaction and reminded me that the hardest work often brings the greatest rewards. Thank you for your trust! 👌💯🙏🙂

22/07/2026

Hello 👋 🙂
The final and most satisfying part of the project — the decking boards and the fence with the gate at the bottom of the garden. This project was very demanding from the very beginning, but in the end there is a huge sense of satisfaction and pride in how beautifully everything turned out👌💯💪🙂

20/07/2026

Good morning 👋🙂
Sharing some more photos
from the second stage of the project: building the frame for the composite decking, embedding it into the ground, and protecting it against moisture.
My conclusion: what is the point of installing composite decking on a wooden frame when the frame is unlikely to last as long as the composite decking itself? It seems that the wooden structure will deteriorate much sooner, meaning the entire deck would have to be dismantled and rebuilt even though the composite boards are still in good condition.
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