Glenavy's building stock runs from older stone and rendered village property along the main street through to post-war housing and a good deal of detached rural bungalows and farmhouses on the roads out toward Ballinderry and the lough. It is a genuine mix rather than one dominant era, so almost every kind of sill, slab and external surface we work on is represented within a couple of miles of the yard.
Older rural property here often needs stone and masonry repair alongside anything else, and matching existing materials and mortar sensibly matters more than it does on modern construction.
Bungalow sites here usually have room to work and good plant access, which keeps groundworks straightforward. The common jobs are hardstanding, bases and external works.
Estate property here tends to generate well-defined improvement jobs, driveways and hardstanding, garage bases, boundary walls and general repairs, where access is straightforward and scope is easy to pin down.
Agricultural work here typically means bases, hardstanding and yard areas that have to take heavy loads and regular washdown, which is a different specification to domestic work.
Being based in the village means no travel time is priced into a Glenavy job, and it is straightforward for us to call back if you want something looked at again.
