Demolition & plaster
Removing what needs to go, then preparing walls and surfaces for the next finish.
A bedroom that needs better storage. A living room ready for new finishes. A whole home to rethink. Tell us where you want to start.
Share the rooms involved, the work you have in mind and when you hope to begin. A little detail now helps make the first conversation useful.
Approximate room sizes, what is staying, and any finishes or furniture you already have in mind. You can mention photos or measurements you would like to share during the conversation.
Ask about one part of a room or the sequence of work across a home. We can talk through what belongs together.
Removing what needs to go, then preparing walls and surfaces for the next finish.
Gypsum ceiling work, surface preparation and wall colour considered as one room.
Floor and wall tiling, including the layout, edges and transitions that make it work.
Furniture planned around comfort, storage and how you move through the space.
Privacy, texture and the final details that help a finished room feel lived in.
Yes. Tell us which room it is and what is not working for you now. A focused update might involve a single finish or several connected changes, such as storage, paint and curtains.
No. A description of the space and your priorities is enough to begin. If you have measurements, photographs or references, mention them so they can inform the discussion.
Yes. Describe both. Preparation and finishes usually need to be considered before furniture and decor, so it helps to know the full picture even if you are still deciding on individual pieces.
Share the date or general timeframe you have in mind. The sequence and duration depend on the rooms involved, what needs removing or preparing, and the finishes you choose.
Tell us what the space is now and what you need it to become. We’ll take the conversation from there.