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Doug Phillips Builders Ltd

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68 High Street, Debenham, Stowmarket, Suffolk, IP14 6QP

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FMB Member

Has a minimum of twelve months trading
At least two references have been provided for Doug Phillips Builders Ltd, 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
Doug Phillips Builders Ltd 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

Doug Phillips Builders Ltd have over twenty years experience in the building trade and can accomodate all size of contracts from domestic maintenance to new build extensions and houses.

As well as new build projects we also have a wealth of experience with renovation and listed buildings and can manage a project from the first breaking of the ground to the last brushstroke.

Case Study 1

New build extension, Debenham

This was a blockwork cavity wall construction with a three coat render finish, almost doubling the size of the existing house and adding a double garage.

There was also a substantial amount of hard landscaping including a fifteen metre long retaining wall and eighty square metre patio.

Case Study 2

Timber frame extension to grade II listed cottage

The existing kitchen and bathroom single storey lean-to had to first be demolished before the steel reinforced raft foundation was put in for the new timber frame - the concrete being pumped in by boom over the top of the existing cottage.

Access was very limited, a 1.2m wide path inbetween the house and next door, calling for detailed logistical planning both for materials in and waste out.

All windows are conservation approved and the finish will be a three coat render.