This week we have started on another new job in Wissington. We will be installing expansion joints and repairing cracks that have appeared due to movement of the building. For more information about how movement cracks can be repaired, check out a blog we wrote last year 'Period Property Projects: Things That Can go Wrong - Part 3.'

We had another busy week last week. As well as preparing the base for our conservatory build in Newton, we also rebuilt a lean-to at another property in the village.

Last week we began work on a new job in Newton. We are building a conservatory. So far the base has been laid in preparation.

Our new job at Great Cornard is coming along well. It is now completely stripped out and going through the drying process.

Our basement renovation in Colchester is coming along nicely. First fixing is now underway.

Last week we commenced work on a property in Great Cornard that had extensive water damage. We are making good progress. We have removed the lime plaster which will allow it to dry out.

This week we have been called in to strip out a property in Great Cornard after a water tank burst in the loft, causing extensive damage. We will need to remove ceilings, make all the electrics safe, remove all the wet plaster, skirting boards and affected doors and flooring, and allow everything to dry out. Pictures below show the extent of the damage, and we will update you as we progress with repairs.

We are thrilled to share with you the pictures of our completed job at Cavendish. We think you'll agree that it looks fantastic!

Progress is coming along nicely at our Colchester site. The damp proofing is almost complete.

This week the steels have gone in at our Bures Road site. They are very big and heavy which means they are good for construction as they are strong and durable.