The first of the windows are in..

alexhunt Bright Green News, News

So, the first of the windows at Elms Lea have been installed on the first floor of the house. They look amazing, and will look even better when the cork external wall insulation and the featherboard cladding have been added. Also while we have been up on the scaffolding it is apparent that the seagulls that live on the roof …

GDPP second house

alexhunt Green Building Partnership, New Project, News

So, this week sees the second of the Green Deal Pioneer Places projects beginning for BGH. This project on a classic semi detached 1950s house in Mile Oak represents what the Green Deal is all about really. Rather than the full holistic fix that BGH does on its normal projects, this is a loft insulation top up (currently inky about …

Week 14

alexhunt New Project, News

Our clients have moved in this weekend…. Delighted to be able to hand over the house with phase 1 complete…. They are extremely happy with the house and are just wading through all of their boxes etc trying to find homes for their possessions So the last things we are doing in phase 1 are the finishing touches like the …

Week 13 – time to complete phase 1

alexhunt Bright Green News, New Project, News

So it’s a great feeling coming to the end of phase 1 of our project. Just goes to show that working with a great team we can really deliver a fantastic house in amazing time. The whole house has been rebuilt from the ground up. New underfloor insulation and heating, airtight construction, new services, heating systems, solar integrated, new baths, …

Project update week 13

alexhunt Bright Green News, New Project, News

So very quickly we have moved into week 13 and the finishing touches are all happening. We have had several issues with Internet suppliers of bathrooms, tiles etc… Delivery companies dropping pallets etc. which have put all our schedules out. (Special mention for www.traderadiators.co.uk, www.wallsandfloors.co.uk who despite causing lots of grief through their delivery companies managed to eventually sort things …