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Bath & BANES
We cover Bath and its surrounding villages from our base in Dunkerton, just south of the city. Much of the work here is Georgian — lime-compatible construction, conservation area consent and listed building consent are routine rather than exceptional.
- 28 neighbourhoods
- Listed building experience
- Free site visits
What we do in Bath
The same services in Bath — with lime-compatible specifications and conservation consent where the property needs them.
Builders in Bath
Builders in Bath. 22 years trading. Zero surprises.
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kitchen refit
Kitchen fitters in Bath. Designed, supplied, expertly installed.
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extension build
House extensions in Bath. Single, double-storey, wraparound.
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loft conversion
Loft conversions in Bath. Velux, dormer, hip-to-gable.
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house refurbishment
Full house refurbishments in Bath. One PM, whole-house.
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heritage project
Bath heritage. Bath stone, lime mortar, sympathetic repairs.
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new build
Bath's new build contractor. From foundations up.
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stone wall
Bath stone walls. Retaining, boundary, garden.
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garden build
Garden landscaping in Bath. Patios, paving, structural.
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plastering & rendering
Plastering and rendering in Bath. Lime work our specialty.
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painting & decorating
Painting and decorating in Bath. Prepped properly, finished to last.
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maintenance visit
Property maintenance in Bath. Planned and responsive.
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window installation
Windows installer in Bath. UPVC, aluminium, timber.
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bathroom refit
Bathroom installers in Bath. Luxury refits and wetrooms.
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Where we work in Bath & BANES
Every area below has its own page with local detail — grouped by where it actually is, because Trowbridge is not Bath.
Bath City12
- BA12 jobs nearbyCentral BathBath's historic centre — Grade I and II listed Georgian terraces, ashlar stone and conservation consent on almost every street.MostlyGrade I and Grade II listed Georgian townhousesView area
- BA2BathwickGeorgian Bath east of the river — Great Pulteney Street, Sydney Gardens and the Holburne Museum, inside the World Heritage Site.MostlyGeorgian townhouses on the Bathwick estate streetsView area
- BA1LansdownBath at its most architecturally distinguished — sweeping Regency crescents, Beckford's Tower and substantial Georgian villas on the hill above the city.MostlyRegency terraces on Lansdown Crescent and its streetsView area
- BA2Oldfield ParkBath's dense Victorian terrace grid around Moorland Road — the space-maximisation heart of the city.MostlyVictorian two-up two-down terracesView area
- BA1LarkhallVictorian terraces and a village feel on the London Road corridor — side-returns, lofts and conservation constraints.MostlyNarrow Victorian terracesView area
- BA2Bear FlatCharacterful ridge south of the centre — substantial Victorian and Edwardian homes around the Wellsway parade.MostlySubstantial Victorian and Edwardian family housesView area
- BA2LyncombeA quiet stone-built hillside enclave south of the centre, between Widcombe and Combe Down — villas, cottages and sloping gardens.MostlyStone-built Victorian villasView area
- BA2WidcombeHillside terraces rising from the canal locks to Prior Park — Georgian and Victorian housing on steep ground.MostlyGeorgian terraces on Claverton Street and Widcombe ParadeView area
- BA1WestonWest Bath's extension-friendly family belt — Edwardian semis, inter-war bungalows and post-war homes around the old village.MostlyEdwardian semi-detached family homesView area
- BA1TwertonRiverside district west of Oldfield Park — solid Victorian and inter-war terraces around Twerton Park, home of Bath City FC since 1932.MostlyVictorian terraced housingView area
- BA2Combe DownThe stone plateau above Bath, sitting atop the very quarries that built the city — Bath stone cottages and Victorian villas.MostlySolid Bath stone cottagesView area
- BA2SouthdownEstablished post-war and mid-century estates on Bath's southern edge — Poets' Corner streets, wide plots and extension-friendly stock.Mostly1950s-60s semi-detached family homesView area
Bath Surrounding Villages6
- BA2BathamptonCanalside village east of the city on the Kennet and Avon corridor — cottages, villas and water-proximate homes needing specialist care.MostlyPeriod cottages in the village coreView area
- BA11 job nearbyBatheastonVillage property care beneath Little Solsbury Hill — period cottages, Victorian terraces and the listed toll bridge to Bathampton.MostlyPeriod stone cottages in the village coreView area
- BA1BathfordHillside stone village climbing from the Avon valley toward Bathford Hill — cottages, retaining walls and 18th-century houses.MostlyHillside stone cottagesView area
- BA2DunkertonAspect Builds' home village on the A367 between Bath and Peasedown St John — where James and the team are based, covering the Cam Brook valley and the surrounding lanes.MostlyStone cottages along the Cam Brook valleyView area
- BA1SaltfordRiverside village between Bath and Bath — a period core by the lock and marina, surrounded by family estate roads.MostlyOlder cottages in the village core near the lockView area
- BS31KeynshamMarket town between Bath and Bath — 1930s semis and post-war estates alongside the new Somerdale development on the old Cadbury's site.MostlyInter-war semi-detached housingView area
West Wiltshire6
- BA15Bradford on AvonOne of the region's finest period towns — weavers' cottages, Georgian townhouses and the Tythe Barn, steep streets down to the river.MostlyWeavers' cottages on the steep streetsView area
- BA14TrowbridgeWiltshire's county town — post-1960s estate plots built for wraparounds, and a Georgian and Victorian conservation centre around Fore Street.MostlyPost-1960s estate housing at Studley Green, Hilperton Marsh and Paxcroft MeadView area
- SN12MelkshamWiltshire market town on the Avon — inter-war and post-war estates with a growing modern fringe and a compact historic core.MostlyInter-war semi-detached housingView area
- SN15ChippenhamWiltshire's largest town in our patch — post-war estates and 1970s developments around a historic centre by the River Avon.MostlyPost-war estate housing across the townView area
- SN13CorshamHistoric market town beneath Corsham Court — Cotswold stone cottages, a conservation High Street and oolitic limestone to match.MostlyCotswold stone cottages around the High StreetView area
- SN131 job nearbyBoxValley village between Bath and Corsham — quarry heritage, Brunel's Tunnel and valley-side period properties needing specialist care.MostlyFormer quarry workers' cottagesView area
Somer Valley4
- BA111 job nearbyFromeOne of the country's most creative small towns — steeply terraced streets, hillside plots and industrial conversions.MostlySteeply terraced period housing around Trinity and Catherine HillView area
- BA3RadstockFormer mining town at the foot of the Somer Valley — terraced miners' cottages and Victorian housing, renovated properly.MostlyTerraced miners' cottagesView area
- BA3Midsomer NortonSomer Valley town with a conservation High Street, viaduct and terraced Victorian housing — plus estate extensions further out.MostlyTerraced Victorian housing near the High StreetView area
- BA3WestfieldSomer Valley district between Radstock and Midsomer Norton — post-war housing built on former colliery land, now steadily modernised.MostlyPost-war semi-detached estate housingView area
Based just outside Bath
We're based in Dunkerton, five minutes south of the city — so site visits are quick, crews are local, and someone you've met runs the job. James MCIOB signs off every quote personally.
