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C & S Building Services

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22 Ansmede Grove, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, ST3 3BE

Bathroom Specialists
Brickwork Contractors
Building Contractors
Carpenters and Joiners
Cellar Conversions
Extensions
Woodworm, Dry Rot and Damp Course Specialists
Garage Conversions
Local Council Work
Work for Disabled

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FMB Member

Has a minimum of twelve months trading
At least two references have been provided for C & S Building Services, one client reference (preferably from a work in progress) and one professional reference
Public and employer liability insurance (if applicable)
VAT registration (if applicable)
Confirmation of business address/details
C & S Building Services has agreed to abide by the FMB Disputes Resolution and Complaints Procedures
Has signed up to the FMB Code of Practice
Can offer the suite of Build Assure warranty products for the domestic and commercial markets (contact the NRWB office for rates)

Member Profile

C&S building services is a family owned building firm, celebrating our 30th year in business.

Based in Stoke on Trent and Eccleshall we specialise in adaptations for the disabled, extensions, wetrooms, restoration and heritage projects, as well as preservation and remedial work.

Case Study 1

Thatched Cottage Bathroom

Our brief was to acheive a sleek modern bathroom whilst retaining the character and charm of this 17th century Thatched cottage with its curved ceiling and beams.

The raised platform was created by a re-inforced steel ring as the 4" oak joists would not support the freestanding bath, especially after a plumber removed one in the eighties.

I've included a shot of the bathroom he fitted as a "before" picture.

Case Study 2

Wootton farmhouse inglenook

It is thought that this part of the house was built in about 1750, Unfortunately the Inglenook had lost a lot of charm when the tiled floor was fitted, and a hard render applied to the hand made brick..

After samples of render were removed the bricks were found to be too damaged by removal.

We sourced some hand made local brick of the same size and replicated the original design, with the addition of a herringbone hearth... a painstaking slow job using lime mortar and traditional methods but the result is... I hope you will agree, impressive.

All credit goes to Vic who did the lot.