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Once a local landmark, the Old Shoulder of Mutton pub in Batley is being redeveloped into two spacious four-bedroom homes, with a third new-build on the former car park. The thoughtful transformation includes full utility installations - gas, water, electricity, and fibre - bringing modern living to a historic site.

This project installs gas, electricity, and water for a new bungalow on land formerly used for garages. The customer agreed to buy the land, but the legal transfer was delayed, as it depended on selling her current home before the purchase could be finalised.

We’ve begun a new project at 53 Copeland Road for a first-time client building a three-bedroom detached home on land bought from a neighbor. Our role is to manage the full utility installation—gas, water, electricity, and BT—ensuring a smooth setup for their dream home.

We're excited to be appointed for full utility coordination on the redevelopment of 12-14 Ropergate, Pontefract. This project includes transforming the ground floor into a commercial unit and converting the upper floors into five new residential apartments. Our involvement highlights our strong, trusted relationship with a valued client.

We recently removed the full gas supply at Unit 3A, St James Retail Park, Northampton, supporting a major fit-out for a new tenant. Formerly home to DW Fitness and Starbucks, the three-floor retail unit underwent significant internal changes to accommodate the tenant’s requirements. The project is now complete.

As Sheffield continues its urban renewal, the historic Cannon Brewery, once Stones' Brewery, will be redeveloped into essential new housing. A landmark of the city’s brewing past, the site is entering a new phase of life, and we’re honoured to help shape this important transformation for the community’s future.

The Biscay Lane development has made solid progress, despite some unexpected issues. Initially planned as a bungalow with two further homes, the project recently encountered delays related to BT Openreach. Ensuring proper telecom infrastructure has been a key focus as we work to move things forward.

Revitalising Westgate, Wakefield, we partnered with a returning client on a prime redevelopment opposite Wakefield Cathedral. The project included installing utilities for a new Greggs store and converting upper floors into seven modern apartments, transforming a vacant property into a vibrant commercial and residential space in the city centre.

Once a lively social club, the Chaucer Club is being transformed into seven stylish apartments. However, challenges arose during construction. A critical issue emerged when the builder failed to correctly label water pipes, leaving it unclear which pipe served which unit, creating major concerns for individual metering and accurate billing.

Cannon Brewery, once the site of Sheffield’s iconic Stones' brewery, is set for redevelopment into housing. The transformation involves complex utility decommissioning, demanding expert oversight. This historic site’s transition marks both an end and a beginning, blending heritage with modern needs through a carefully managed, technically challenging redevelopment process.

We’re excited to announce a new project in Sheffield, where we’ve been tasked with coordinating gas, water, and electricity supplies for four new homes. This appointment from a repeat client highlights their ongoing trust in our expertise. The site’s narrow shared access road presents logistical challenges, requiring careful planning.

A dated bungalow in the picturesque village of Dore, Sheffield, is being transformed into 10 contemporary apartments. This thoughtful development brings much-needed housing to a highly sought-after area on the edge of the Peak District, blending modern living with village charm and enhancing the local residential offering.