Jan 10, 2019
Project-4, a team of professional builders based in Project Lane, York, updated their range of services for clients interested in loft conversions. The team are highly qualified and experienced complete projects designed to work in harmony with their clients’ home.
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York, United Kingdom - January 10, 2019 /NewsNetwork/ —
Project-4, a premium home development company based in Peter Lane, York, launched an updated range of loft conversion services for clients in York, Harrogate, Leeds, Hull and Beverley, interested in creating something special within the dimensions of their house’s original layout. The company has over 20 years of experience providing top quality home extension, authentic design and building services, including loft conversions, home extensions, side dormers, custom staircases, kitchen designs, bathroom designs, custom loft furniture, Velux windows, and many more.
More information can be found at http://project-4.co.uk.
Loft conversions can be lengthy to complete and require complex structural work, as well as planning permission and strict building regulations. Because a good quality loft conversion is an invaluable addition to one’s home, it is very important to work with a team of professionals who are able to design and complete complex projects.
At Project-4, the professional builders have great expertise in loft conversions which allows them to offer a complete design and build loft conversion service. All work is carried out by their fully-trained and certified craftsmen to offer clients the highest standard of work.
One of most common type of loft conversion in the UK, a dormer loft conversion, involves the extension of the roof to create additional floor space. Project-4 can guarantee a conversion that will allow clients more space to suit their needs and planning regulations.
Their services begin from the initial free consultation and continue with hassle-free service until completion. The expert team can complete a wide range of dormer loft conversions, including, mansard, shed dormer, rear dormer, eyebrow dormers, recessed dormers and gable/hipped dormers.
A spokesperson for the company said: “Our aim is to provide a friendly courteous and professional service at all times ensuring peace of mind. We always work to budget and keep with our time scales. With this in mind it allows us to build a strong relationship with our clients based on trust. As a team, our staff are always there to help, extremely tidy, prompt and hard working allowing us to build a strong reputation as professional builders. We always work with you in mind.”
Interested parties can find more by visiting the above-mentioned website or calling +44-1904-819908.
Contact Info:
Name: Keith Merryweather
Organization: Project-4
Address: Peter Lane, York, England YO1 8SU, United Kingdom
Website: http://project-4.co.uk
Source: NewsNetwork
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