Period Properties have beautiful features and characteristics that you want to keep such as the windows or floors. This can be an issue when it comes to replacing parts of the property as it can be hard to find materials or designs that complement the rest of the house. Sometimes the challenge of just finding the right person to do it is the biggest hurdle you face.
This is why it is important to get professionals in that have experience and knowledge when it comes to replicating old features or combining modern designs with the already existing traditional features.
Chase Joinery and Metal products are experts when it comes to period properties. Their unique combination of wood and metal expertise means they can make almost anything for the most discerning of home owners and the most difficult spaces. They provide quality fittings for heritage projects with traditional box sash windows and period moldings.
If your wanting to add to your period property and make sure there is a successful blend of modern and traditional, Derry construction can help. Derry Construction have been building, extending and renovating homes in Harrogate for over 30 years. No job is to big or small, this is why they are perfect to help with jobs in your period home. At the National Federation of Builders last year, Derry Construction won 4 awards for their outstanding quality of work.
Chase Joinery has recently become a part of Derry Construction, meaning these two well established, professional firms are under the same branch.
Benefits of dealing with a larger company that combines building, joinery and metal products are significant for you as a homeowner. For example, on large projects that require a variety of trades men to get involved, management is key. You need to make sure all the different contractors work in synchrony with each other so the job is completed on time and to a high standard. This is more likely to happen if all the contractors are under the same branch. Derry can will give you a great price, just give them a ring to discuss what job needs doing.
