Based in Burnley, we cover the whole of East Lancashire, the Ribble Valley and Rossendale. The list below is a guide, not a limit. If you are nearby, get in touch.
Burnley is our home town, so most weeks we are working somewhere in BB10 or BB11, from the terraced streets near the centre out to the estates around Towneley and Cliviger.
Padiham is right next door to Burnley and a regular patch for us, from the conservation streets near Gawthorpe to the newer housing on the edges.
Nelson’s solid mill-town terraces are exactly the older stock we work on most, and it is only a short run up the M65 from us.
Colne mixes a protected old centre with rows of stone terraces climbing the hill, and we cover it regularly for extensions and refurbishment work.
Brierfield sits right on our doorstep between Burnley and Nelson, and its terraced streets keep us busy with loft and extension work.
Hapton is a short hop west of Burnley, and its mix of older stone property and newer housing suits the range of work we do.
Accrington is an easy run down the M65, mixing dense Accrington-brick terraces with larger modern estates, both of which we cover.
Clitheroe’s conservation-heavy centre and Ribble Valley stone property suit our tidy, sympathetic approach to older buildings.
Rawtenstall and the Rossendale valley are well within our patch over the tops, and their solid stone housing lends itself to extension and loft work.
Blackburn is a straight run west on the M65 and a steady source of both extension and whole-house refurbishment work.
Barnoldswick sits up on the Pennine edge, and its stone terraces and cottages are the kind of property we enjoy working on.
Barrowford’s conservation streets and stone property near Pendle suit our careful, in-keeping approach, and it is only a few miles from us.
Great Harwood’s terraced streets are classic East Lancashire stock, and we cover it regularly for loft and extension work.
Whalley’s strong conservation area and older property call for a sympathetic approach, which is exactly how we like to work on jobs there.
Read and Simonstone sit just west of Padiham, and their mix of older stone homes and newer builds suits the range of work we take on.
Bacup sits at the top of the Rossendale valley, and its exposed, solid stone terraces are the kind of property we know well.
Haslingden is over the tops in Rossendale, well within reach, and its solid hillside housing lends itself to extension and refurbishment work.
Darwen sits south of Blackburn, a comfortable run for us, and its mix of older terraces and newer housing keeps the work varied.