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A mirror stuck on the window glass in the new bathroom.

New tiles to finish the kitchen.

The old, creaky floor was screwed down so it wouldn't squeak and would be stiff. Each board was screwed into all the floor joists. Then wooden sheets were laid on foam glue and nailed to the floor, wh...

Connecting the toilet, sink and shower to the drain pipe. Holes were drilled in the wall and pipes were installed in them to carry water to the main drain pipe.

Preparing the drainage and pipes that supply water to the new kitchen. The kitchen is not very big in a rental apartment. The photos show the pipes for draining water from the sink, washing machine an...

Installing the toilet, vanity cabinet and shower. Final stage of work in the bathroom before painting.

Another project, this is a bathroom renovation after twenty years of use. The plan involves a complete rebuild of the bathroom and replacing everything. The bathroom is in a flat for rent.

Connecting the toilet, sink and shower to the drain pipe. Holes were drilled in the wall and pipes were installed in them to carry water to the main drain pipe.

Continuation of building a second bathroom in a house in the Shepherds Bush area, London. The work includes laying tiles on the floor and some walls, as well as in the shower.

Hi, we do small renovations and construction services in West London. Bathrooms, kitchens, minor repairs, etc.

Replacing radiators with new ones often requires modifying the pipes that supply water.

Building a new bathroom. After separating part of the kitchen into a bathroom by building a partition wall. Then I did the plumbing for the radiator, shower and sink, and drilled a hole in the wall to...

Installation of plumbing where the new bathroom will be

An example of a small scaffold set up in the Ealing Broadway area to repair the ceiling. Professional construction.

Flat renovation in Shepherd's Bush. First stage.

Insulating the walls of residential buildings from the inside to create a structure that keeps the heat in.