AB Conduit Building Ltd
AB Conduit Building is a construction company covering the South West of England, specialising in all aspects of construction, including conservation and listed building works.
The company was founded by Andy Conduit in 2004 as a general builders contractor carrying out extensions, renovations and new builds.
Over the years the company has expanded into a medium to large scale business that covers all areas of construction, offering a full range of services from, project management, consultations, renewable energy solutions, and an environmentally friendly approach to construction work. We also carry out new builds, site developments and we specialise in historic and listed building works. We work closely with multiple governing body's, including local government, police, MOD, natural England and heritage work.
Our current projects includes an ongoing 6 year programme to design and deliver an eco retreat centre in rural Somerset which has a regenerative organic farm, nature reserve and well being retreat. This includes our current 15month project to create a unique high end hotel with an emphasis on using sustainable building methods, whilst ensuring the conservation of the original 15th century hunting lodge.
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Case studies
Renovations to a part 13th and 18th century Manor House
- 14 Jul 2022
- Frome
These pictures were taken as part of an inspection on 14/07/2022 by RISA on behalf of the Federation of Master Builders and the work is ongoing on site.
The manor house is being converted, with all the original features restored and an oak extension to the dining area.
The original walls are being plastered with horse or goat hair and lime mortar.
Oak flooring is being fitted to the first floor with handmade cupboards, bath and kitchen units installed.
The homeowner wanted as much ecologically friendly practises to the property, a heating system that uses wood chip has been installed.
They are reusing as many of the old materials as they can and have built a shower and WC block or the glazing sight.
These pictures were taken as part of an inspection on 14/07/2022 by RISA on behalf of the Federation of Master Builders and the work is ongoing on site.
The manor house is being converted, with all the original features restored and an oak extension to the dining area.
The original walls are being plastered with horse or goat hair and lime mortar.
Oak flooring is being fitted to the first floor with handmade cupboards, bath and kitchen units installed.
The homeowner wanted as much ecologically friendly practises to the property, a heating system that uses wood chip has been installed.
They are reusing as many of the old materials as they can and have built a shower and WC block or the glazing sight.
These pictures were taken as part of an inspection on 14/07/2022 by RISA on behalf of the Federation of Master Builders and the work is ongoing on site.
The manor house is being converted, with all the original features restored and an oak extension to the dining area.
The original walls are being plastered with horse or goat hair and lime mortar.
Oak flooring is being fitted to the first floor with handmade cupboards, bath and kitchen units installed.
The homeowner wanted as much ecologically friendly practises to the property, a heating system that uses wood chip has been installed.
They are reusing as many of the old materials as they can and have built a shower and WC block or the glazing sight.
These pictures were taken as part of an inspection on 14/07/2022 by RISA on behalf of the Federation of Master Builders and the work is ongoing on site.
The manor house is being converted, with all the original features restored and an oak extension to the dining area.
The original walls are being plastered with horse or goat hair and lime mortar.
Oak flooring is being fitted to the first floor with handmade cupboards, bath and kitchen units installed.
The homeowner wanted as much ecologically friendly practises to the property, a heating system that uses wood chip has been installed.
They are reusing as many of the old materials as they can and have built a shower and WC block or the glazing sight.
These pictures were taken as part of an inspection on 14/07/2022 by RISA on behalf of the Federation of Master Builders and the work is ongoing on site.
The manor house is being converted, with all the original features restored and an oak extension to the dining area.
The original walls are being plastered with horse or goat hair and lime mortar.
Oak flooring is being fitted to the first floor with handmade cupboards, bath and kitchen units installed.
The homeowner wanted as much ecologically friendly practises to the property, a heating system that uses wood chip has been installed.
They are reusing as many of the old materials as they can and have built a shower and WC block or the glazing sight.
These pictures were taken as part of an inspection on 14/07/2022 by RISA on behalf of the Federation of Master Builders and the work is ongoing on site.
The manor house is being converted, with all the original features restored and an oak extension to the dining area.
The original walls are being plastered with horse or goat hair and lime mortar.
Oak flooring is being fitted to the first floor with handmade cupboards, bath and kitchen units installed.
The homeowner wanted as much ecologically friendly practises to the property, a heating system that uses wood chip has been installed.
They are reusing as many of the old materials as they can and have built a shower and WC block or the glazing sight.
These pictures were taken as part of an inspection on 14/07/2022 by RISA on behalf of the Federation of Master Builders and the work is ongoing on site.
The manor house is being converted, with all the original features restored and an oak extension to the dining area.
The original walls are being plastered with horse or goat hair and lime mortar.
Oak flooring is being fitted to the first floor with handmade cupboards, bath and kitchen units installed.
The homeowner wanted as much ecologically friendly practises to the property, a heating system that uses wood chip has been installed.
They are reusing as many of the old materials as they can and have built a shower and WC block or the glazing sight.
These pictures were taken as part of an inspection on 14/07/2022 by RISA on behalf of the Federation of Master Builders and the work is ongoing on site.
The manor house is being converted, with all the original features restored and an oak extension to the dining area.
The original walls are being plastered with horse or goat hair and lime mortar.
Oak flooring is being fitted to the first floor with handmade cupboards, bath and kitchen units installed.
The homeowner wanted as much ecologically friendly practises to the property, a heating system that uses wood chip has been installed.
They are reusing as many of the old materials as they can and have built a shower and WC block or the glazing sight.
These pictures were taken as part of an inspection on 14/07/2022 by RISA on behalf of the Federation of Master Builders and the work is ongoing on site.
The manor house is being converted, with all the original features restored and an oak extension to the dining area.
The original walls are being plastered with horse or goat hair and lime mortar.
Oak flooring is being fitted to the first floor with handmade cupboards, bath and kitchen units installed.
The homeowner wanted as much ecologically friendly practises to the property, a heating system that uses wood chip has been installed.
They are reusing as many of the old materials as they can and have built a shower and WC block or the glazing sight.
These pictures were taken as part of an inspection on 14/07/2022 by RISA on behalf of the Federation of Master Builders and the work is ongoing on site.
The manor house is being converted, with all the original features restored and an oak extension to the dining area.
The original walls are being plastered with horse or goat hair and lime mortar.
Oak flooring is being fitted to the first floor with handmade cupboards, bath and kitchen units installed.
The homeowner wanted as much ecologically friendly practises to the property, a heating system that uses wood chip has been installed.
They are reusing as many of the old materials as they can and have built a shower and WC block or the glazing sight.
FMB award winner
South West Bathroom Project