Orangery Build in Congleton
The process of our Orangeries being built in Cheshire
Management
Consultation
We work with you from the start to understand your thoughts and ideas. We conduct a site visit and based on this we provide you with a realistic visual proposal including pricing.
Progression
Once we agree terms we set a suitable commencement date and manage the project from start to finish ensuring every detail is maintained. We're committed to delivering 100% customer satisfaction.
Completion
When the project is complete we conduct a full check on all aspects of workmanship. Ensure you are 100% happy and then jointly sign off the project.
Cheshire Orangery Build
We built a spectacular Orangery in the heart of Congleton, Cheshire.
Consultation
We carried out an initial consultation with the client covering the structural requirement, ground placement, choice of product and interior options. We also assessed the viability of building and access to the garden space for machinery. We made it clear that we will not damage any part of the existing home, only improve the access to the Orangery.
Initial Concept
After visiting Mr Marsh and family at their impressive home in Cheshire, we produced a visual representative of what the product would look like attached to their home. After a few discussions on certain elements we progressed to construction.
Finished Article
One of the changes the family made was to move from an antique green colour theme to a light and airy colour scheme. This was after detailed discussion on what was included within the interior and taking in to account the surrounding properties.
We are regularly providing to our local community centres by means of donations to - Alderley Edge, Altrincham, Buxton, Chelford, Conwy, Chester, Congleton, Crewe, Ellesmere Port, Frodsham, Holmes Chapel, Kidsgrove, Knutsford, Llandudno, Macclesfield, Middlewich, Mobberly, Nantwich, Newcastle-under-lyme, Northwich, Prestatyn, Poynton, Runcorn, Sandbach, Stoke-on-trent, Tarporley, Warrington, Wilmslow, Winsford and Wrexham
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