JRH Construction & Management

21/08/2020

Floor levelled and ready for tiles

29/07/2020

A nice easy job in the sun, sprucing up an outbuilding.

19/07/2020

I’m glad to say this IS NOT our work.

02/07/2020

All finished, customer really happy after being left in the lurch by another builder and joiner

29/06/2020

This is going to be an interesting project.
A small bathroom conversation to add an en suite to a ground floor bedroom

20/01/2018

Carpet laid, walls painted with Valspar v500 matte and furniture being moved in.

01/01/2018

Walls stripped of old wallpaper, ceiling cracks repaired and painted. Lining paper being hung to cover minor cracks and wall imperfections prior to paint or new wallpaper

21/03/2017

19/03/2017

What we can accomplish with a little time and knowledge.

03/03/2017

Plasterboard repair after removing the toilet in preparation for paint.

05/01/2017

Removing an artex ceiling and installation of a contemporary light.
Before you get the chisel out and start hacking away at your Artex as a way of removing an artex ceiling, it’s essential to think first about the potential risk of asbestos.
Older types of Artex contained asbestos, which is dangerous when disturbed.
You cannot tell whether your ceiling contains asbestos just by looking at it. The only way is to have it tested.
Expect to pay around £50 for a kit and the testing, and look at other asbestos removal costs.
Alternatively, get a plasterer to skim a new smooth ceiling over the top of the existing one.

25/07/2016

Ready for plaster