Terrace extensions
Saw cuts through old slabs and footings where the new addition ties into the original, cut square so the builder can set out off it.
Inner West · Sydney
The Inner West is renovation country. Victorian terraces, workers’ cottages and old warehouse shells, most of them being opened up, extended or converted — and nearly all of it double brick with a sandstone footing and a neighbour sharing the wall.
Local work
Saw cuts through old slabs and footings where the new addition ties into the original, cut square so the builder can set out off it.
Slab penetrations, wall openings and core holes in industrial shells being turned into homes and studios.
Chases in double brick for mains, sub-mains and new circuits, cut with extraction so an occupied house stays liveable.
Waste and water cores through suspended floors and brick walls, sized to the pipe going in.
Driveway and path cuts for services and access to new secondary dwellings out the back.
Cutting and coring for separating walls, meters and services when one dwelling becomes two.
Getting to you
Terraces mean no off-street parking, shared walls and neighbours a metre away. We keep the noisy work inside sensible hours, sheet up before we start in an occupied house, and run extraction on everything so the dust does not end up two doors down.
Suburbs we cover in Inner West
Services
Questions
Chasing a party wall is normal work, within limits — we cut to the conduit and no deeper, and we keep clear of anything structural. If what is being asked would weaken the wall, we will tell you before we start rather than after.
Noise and vibration carry in a terrace. We work standard hours unless you have arranged otherwise, and it is worth giving the neighbour a heads-up the day before.
Often. Dust extraction on the tools, floor protection down, and we clean up as we go so the place is livable at the end of the day.
Quickest way to a price is a phone call. We answer on site.
0405 632 534