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Bath Ba2
Basement & Cellar Conversion

> Project Location: Bath BA2, Bath

> The client is looking for: To get quotes and a contractor to do the work
> Number of rooms:  3
> Property type: House
> Floor area (in sq ft): 1500
> Job description: Yes (Existing cellar extends the full footprint of our 1850's semi. Full ceiling height exists. Cellar is more-or-less dry but slightly damp (cardboard boxes cannot be left on the floor for more than a month or so). Floor flagstones lift easily to expose earth below. Plubming, CH boiler and existing electrics need to be re-sited/re-routed and some minor civil works (two walls to come down) and replaced by supports, RSJ. Existing doorway from cellar into external lightwell provides good access. Cosidering digging out the lightwell to provide full access to front garden via a possible staircase or rockery wall type of construction. Unsure whether full water-proofing/tanking required or a render solution with DPC. ) ... 

Bath Ba1
Basement & Cellar Conversion

> Project Location: Bath BA1, Bath

> Floor area (in sq ft): 10 sq ft
> Property type: Other
> Job start date:  Date not set
> The client is looking for: To get quotes and a contractor to do the work
> Job description: Yes (Bungalow built on a steep hill and is suitable for basement conversion. Two sides have aprox 5ft clearance.)

Wraxall
Basement & Cellar Conversion

> Project Location: Wraxall, Bath

> Job description: Yes (40sqm single storey extension on sloping site looking for a price for a basement up to dpc level.)
> The client is looking for: To get quotes and a contractor to do the work
> Floor area (in sq ft): 1300
> Property type: House
> Number of rooms:  more than 5 ... 

Bath Ba16
Basement & Cellar Conversion

> Project Location: Bath BA16, Bath

> Number of rooms:  3
> The client is looking for: To have just an idea of the price
> Property type: House
> Job description: Yes (I have an existing basement of 5 foot height, and am looking for a quote to dig out the floor (and underpin (if required)) to allow the basement to be used as living space, in my 1950's semi. The purpose for this qute is to see if the conversion is a cost effective option for expanding the house size.) ...