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Smith And Son Construction Ltd has been a FMB member since 2015. The trades they offer and their contact details can be found on this page.

Trades offered

Builder

Extensions/Conversions

Brickwork

Carpenter and Joiner

House Builder

Plasterer

Electrician

Landscaper

Case studies

New Build in Pinhoe, Exeter

21 Nov 2018

** This project was inspected by the FMB's independent inspection company, and the work was deemed to be of a very high standard **

The project was work in progress at the time the photos were taken, with a front porch and patio areas still to be completed.
Our client approached me to project manage his housebuild and after meeting with his architect it was agreed we would manage the build. Along with my son Craig Smith and my nephew Ben Howard, we undertook the construction of the house. We had the engineer come in and set out and then we took control of the project.

Steve Kingdom Groundworks came in with his machinery and we began excavations. Our client did wish to have any steps in the concrete so the lower end of the building has substantial volume of concrete in it ensuring the foundation was completely level.

Building to DPC then block and beam. The whole footprint was massive and we joked with our client that helicopters from the nearby airport would soon be landing there - a big spray painted H didn’t help his nerves!

Rooms on both wings had to be almost identical as did the pitch of the roof, tiled expertly by 1A Roofing.

Comprising of 4 large bedrooms, a large living room, a study and dining room leading into the sun room alongside a massive kitchen.

The project is essentially complete apart from some external walls, slabbing and the drive, which will be completed at a slower pace to suit the client.

We are immensely proud of the project, often taking new clients to view it an example of our work, which has worked brilliantly in our favour. We're eternally grateful to our client for his kindness in allowing us this access.

** This project was inspected by the FMB's independent inspection company, and the work was deemed to be of a very high standard **

The project was work in progress at the time the photos were taken, with a front porch and patio areas still to be completed.
Our client approached me to project manage his housebuild and after meeting with his architect it was agreed we would manage the build. Along with my son Craig Smith and my nephew Ben Howard, we undertook the construction of the house. We had the engineer come in and set out and then we took control of the project.

Steve Kingdom Groundworks came in with his machinery and we began excavations. Our client did wish to have any steps in the concrete so the lower end of the building has substantial volume of concrete in it ensuring the foundation was completely level.

Building to DPC then block and beam. The whole footprint was massive and we joked with our client that helicopters from the nearby airport would soon be landing there - a big spray painted H didn’t help his nerves!

Rooms on both wings had to be almost identical as did the pitch of the roof, tiled expertly by 1A Roofing.

Comprising of 4 large bedrooms, a large living room, a study and dining room leading into the sun room alongside a massive kitchen.

The project is essentially complete apart from some external walls, slabbing and the drive, which will be completed at a slower pace to suit the client.

We are immensely proud of the project, often taking new clients to view it an example of our work, which has worked brilliantly in our favour. We're eternally grateful to our client for his kindness in allowing us this access.

Creally Adventure Park

09 May 2017

After building 3 x shower block units for the creally team we were asked to return to build bridge walls to entrance to new luxury caravan site

After building 3 x shower block units for the creally team we were asked to return to build bridge walls to entrance to new luxury caravan site

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