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TIM BINGHAM Building Contractors Ltd
Our Approach
Initially, I will meet the client and discuss the project and study any plans from their architect. I look at the details of what is involved in the build and put together a clear estimate for the client with a full breakdown on the project stages, each stage being carefully explained and costed according to the specification provided.
I always personally manage the project, liase regularly with the client and work closely with the craftsmen from start to finish.
Each build is a showpiece of my company and close management of the site is key in keeping it both safe and tidy.
Materials are chosen according to the plans or to match the existing building. I use local, highly trained bricklayers who will work to the plans and the instructions I give them.
Joinery and carpentry for the roofing, windows, kitchens, bathrooms and internal features are all designed and built to the highest specification. Every aspect from selection of materials to the fitting and finishing will be dealt with in a professional and caring manner. In any design the roofing makes the look of a building and I will always ensure materials, techniques and craftsmanship are all of the highest standards.
Finishing the build to the customer’s total satisfaction is my aim and excellence is my cornerstone.
Project Management is vital to the success of any undertaking, large or small. I closely manage the project milestones and compare these to the planned costs and timescales. I also handle the selection, engagement and management of the trades on site.
Groundwork is the preparation of the ground, clearing and levelling the site. This includes digging footings for the foundations, laying services to the buildings and concreting the foundations.
What do we do?
Tim Bingham Building Contractors provide a highly personalised building and renovation service in the Wiltshire and Hampshire area
Contact us?
mobile: 07901 756090
office/fax: 01980 629754
e: tim_bingham@hotmail.com
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