Cowboy builders are the scourge of the construction industry. Although they make up only a tiny minority of those working in the building trade, they are out there
One of the most common building materials used in structures as well as decorative additions is concrete. Although we are well accustomed to seeing it, concrete is not found naturally the way we find iron or aluminium.
Brick is a virtually maintenance free material that resist the elements, as well as moisture, fire, and much general wear and tear. It is also fairly soundproof, and does not lose its colouring with age.
To create sustainable buildings in both residential and commercial construction, it is important to consider how the structure is built and with what materials. We must begin to realise the impact our...
Asbestos was a material used in building and construction quite extensively throughout the UK between the 1950s and 1980s. Since then however, there have been major efforts to remove it due it to.....
Loft conversions are an increasingly popular means to adding space and value to your home. On average, a loft conversion costs around a third of the price of moving to a property with an extra room.
Unlike loft conversions, house extensions are more about creating space than adding value to the property, although it is of course an important consideration. Extending your home may be a more...
The Building Regulations are a national standard (known as Standards in Scotland) that apply to all kinds of buildings, ranging from a simple home extension to major developments......
Aggregate is a mixture of sand and stones that is added to cement with water to bring about hardening. Aggregates are vital to most building projects. Whether you're laying a patio, building a wall or rendering...
Before beginning any DIY project, it is important to plan fully and understand what the whole strategy entails as well as what you want the outcome to be. You must prepare for the various steps involved in the project...
The Federation of Master Builders was established in the UK more than 60 years ago. It is a trade association that was formed to benefit small to medium sized businesses, and has now grown into the largest UK...
'Self-build' is a fast-growing phenomenon in the UK. Over the last quarter of a century, the number of self-build projects being undertaken has increased more than ten-fold, from 2000 to 25000 per year.
Builders in Woolfardisworthy
A.A Beer
- 01237 478721 - Wooda Barn Wooda Rd, Northam, Bideford, Devon, EX39 1NB
Albert H.H Curtis
- 01237 472918 - Bracken Haven, Weare Giffard, Bideford, Devon, EX39 4QR
D.W.J Easterlow
- 0870 8148358 - 26 Meddon Street, Bideford, Devon, EX39 2EF
GKA Building Contractor
- 0845 3736600 - The Bryhers Rosedown, Hartland, Bideford, Devon, EX39 6AH
G.A Humphrey
- 01237 473566 - 10 Brecon Close, Bideford, Devon, EX39 4DD
A.J Saunders
- 01237 476428 - Red Gables Lakenham Hl, Northam, Bideford, Devon, EX39 1JH
A.W Hockin
- 01237 471555 - Bideford, Devon, EX39 3LZ
PCB Construction
- 01237 478278 - Caddsdown Indust Pk Clovelly Rd, Bideford, Devon, EX39 3DX
Tithecott Contractors
- 01237 472930 - 4 Atlantic Wy, Westward Ho, EX39 1HX
Bob Wilson R & Ch Wilson Builder Ltd
- 01237 459229 - Rudhabridge Mill, Littleham, Bideford, Devon, EX39 5HH
Devon Plastering
- 01237 451108 - Woodtown, Fairy Cross, Devon, EX39 5BZ
G & F Jury
- 01805 623030 - 4 Burwood Road, Torrington, Devon, EX38 7NE
- 2.3 miles from Woolfardisworthy
P C B Construction
- 01805 601707 - Higher Pk, Stibb Cross, Torrington, Devon, EX38 8LH
- 2.3 miles from Woolfardisworthy
J.E Stacey
- 01409 253555 - Torrington, Devon, EX38 7BP
- 2.3 miles from Woolfardisworthy
Travis Perkins Trading (Branches, Langtree)
- 01805 601204 - Stibb Cross, Torrington, Devon, EX38 8LJ
- 2.3 miles from Woolfardisworthy