Littleover Building Services Limited

This scheme in Repton consisted of a full strip out of an existing house, and large two storey extension to the rear, the removal & subsequent raising of the roof, a new double garage and the full internal fit out.

The electrical and underfloor heating aspects are controlled by a smart home intelligence system by Loxone as well as having air conditioning throughout.

There was also a large landscaping scheme including block paving, a pergola, limestone slabs, new boundary walls, electronic gates and neo timber fencing.

Take a brand new look at one of the properties we completed in Matlock.

This phase of the project was for four townhouses which were designed to mimic the former houses used by John Smedley employees in the 18th century. This target was achieved and resulted in the Derbyshire Historic Building Trust awarding the scheme its ‘Best New Building in an Historic Setting' award.

The scheme was carried out as a joint venture with external investors.

We are always looking to collaborate with new investors on such schemes so please contact us if you are interested.

This was the conversion of the old newsagents in Derby, and formerly a Victorian stables, into six apartments for business professionals in the area.

The project was awarded the prestigious George Rennie City Heritage award for its work on shopfront enhancements, especially within the Strutt's Park Conservation Area.

The Chair of the Derby City Conservation & Heritage Advisory Committee, Paul McLocklin, presented the certificate at a ceremony in the Council House to our Contracts Manager, Mark Tweed, and said the shopfront was his favourite in the Derby area and that it makes a "pleasing positive visual impact" to the area.

This project consisted of a full internal refurbishment, a full demolition to the rear of the existing property with a two storey extension in its place, a new build double garage, underfloor heating throughout the property, timber flooring in all areas apart from the entrance hallway which was tiled, solar power panels, fitted wardrobes to all bedrooms and an electrical smart home system.

The contract sum eventually arrived at £1.2m and a happy client to boot.

Internal photos shall be coming soon.

We recently took on the challenging task of turning an existing four-bedroom house into a five-bedroom HMO in 8 weeks in the Chesterfield area.

The alterations were finished on time ready for the property to be furnished by the client in preparation for the rooms to be occupied.

The property consists of three en-suite bedrooms, a large accessible bedroom with en-suite as well as large kitchen and offices. In addition to this, the existing garage was changed into an office with a small toilet and a Crisis room where people can visit any time of the day or night if they are in trouble.

We are hoping to carry on our good working relationship with this client and this is the third project we have completed with them.

This is one of our favourite projects which we have recently completed.

A new house build project in Derby including all the landscaping works. The design and the high quality finish fits in perfectly in this highly sought after area of the city.

We are proud of this scheme and the client is over the moon with it!

This was a new build with 164 bedrooms for students looking to attend Lancaster University.

All the bedrooms had bathroom pods and the project was split over two blocks.

Despite numerous issues with planning, being next to the main A6 and alongside a very active train line, we were able to get this project over the line and to a very high standard.

We have completed work on a large single storey kitchen extension and a first floor bathroom extension on a terraced street in the centre of Derby.

Due to the access restrictions and the close proximity of the neighbouring properties, the intricacies of the build and the programming was quite challenging. However, this all went as planned which left us with an extremely happy client as well as undisturbed neighbours.

The works were extended slightly as, once in the ground, it became apparent that the adjacent wall required underpinning in order to become structurally secure.

Our client is so pleased with the work that she has informed us that she is more than happy to welcome future potential clients to her house to see our work.

The project in Foxton, Leicestershire was the complete demolition of an existing property and subsequent building of a five bedroom house on the land.

The standard of the work and the programming of the project was to a very high standard despite the restricted access to the site via the canal bridge at Foxton Locks.