Building & refurbishment in Bristol

From the structure
to the last detail.

House refurbishments, structural alterations and property maintenance in Bristol. From creating a new living space to caring for an existing property, you’ll deal directly with me, Dave Williams.

For homeowners, landlords, businesses and property managers.

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The work, up close

Made for real places.
Finished with care.

Three very different projects. A Georgian refurbishment, a hand-built kitchen and a timber framed extension show the range of work I take on.

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What we do

Thoughtful refurbishments.
Practical property care.

From full house refurbishments to individual repairs, I help improve and care for domestic and commercial properties. Tell me what you need and we’ll discuss the scope, practical details and right approach.

01 / UPDATE

House refurbishments

Full house refurbishments, structural alterations and internal renovations, with the scope, sequencing and specialist input discussed before work begins.

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02 / IMPROVE

Carpentry & finishing

Practical timber work, skirting, flooring and internal finishing to bring the details of a room together.

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03 / REFRESH

Internal decorating

Wall preparation, painting and finishing to refresh a room, tidy up wear and tear or prepare a property between tenancies.

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04 / MAINTAIN

Property maintenance

Everyday repairs, snagging and general upkeep. Help with the jobs that build up around a home or rental property.

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05 / LOOK AFTER

Tenancy maintenance

Repairs, decorating and ongoing maintenance for domestic and commercial tenancies, working with landlords, businesses and managing agents.

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06 / REPAIR

Minor plumbing repairs

Attention to everyday plumbing problems, including taps, fittings and minor leaks. Describe the issue so I can assess the work.

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Project journal / Bristol & nearby

Places with a story
in the details.

Real work, real materials and the thinking behind each space. Browse the photographs with the arrows, or swipe on your phone.

Georgian house refurbishment

Roll-top bath · engineered walnut flooring · solid oak cabinetry · Little Greene paint

Two tall sash windows above walnut flooring, with a freestanding bath to the right.

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Near Keynsham · Bristol

A Georgian house refurbishment near Keynsham, with a distinctive roll-top bath set against tall sash windows, decorative cornicing and wide-plank engineered walnut flooring. The project also features solid oak kitchen cabinets and Little Greene paint finishes.

  • Roll-top bath and Georgian character
  • Wide-plank engineered walnut flooring
  • Solid oak kitchen cabinets
  • Little Greene paint finishes
  • Kitchen and bathroom photographs
Explore the refurbishment

A Georgian property near Keynsham, with a refurbishment spanning kitchen, bathroom and interior finishes.

The brief
Refurbish the property while retaining the character of its sash windows, decorative cornicing and generous rooms.
Scope & materials
Wide-plank engineered walnut flooring, solid oak kitchen cabinets and Little Greene paint finishes feature across the project.
The finished space
The roll-top bath is a focal point, with the kitchen and flooring showing the wider refurbishment beyond the bathroom.
Customer feedback on this refurbishment
“Dave was a real find. … He hand built me a beautiful bespoke kitchen.”
Maisie Pottles · Google review · More customer reviews
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Hand-built oak kitchen

Solid oak kitchen · acrylic worktops · oak herringbone flooring · Farrow & Ball paint

Hand-built solid oak kitchen with a dark island, acrylic worktops and glued-down solid oak herringbone flooring.

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Selworthy Road · Upper Knowle, Bristol

A hand-built solid oak kitchen at Selworthy Road, Upper Knowle, with acrylic worktops and solid oak herringbone flooring installed using a glue-down method. A complementary three-tone Farrow & Ball colour scheme brings together the pale cabinetry, dark island and yellow cupboard interior.

  • Hand-built solid oak kitchen
  • Acrylic worktops
  • Solid oak herringbone flooring, glued down
  • Complementary three-tone Farrow & Ball colour scheme
  • Concealed countertop storage
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Eco project

Glulam beam goalpost · timber frame · green roof

Rear extension with white render, glazed doors and timber decking.

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Sandy Park · Bristol

A Sandy Park project featuring a green roof and a glulam timber goalpost frame. The photographs follow the work from the structural frame to the finished rear extension and garden connection.

  • Green roof
  • Glulam goalpost frame
  • Kitchen and dining space
  • Glazed garden doors and decking
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Bedminster bathroom

Geometric tiling · recessed shower niche · timber vanity

Bath and glass shower screen with pink-and-white geometric wall tiles and a recessed shower niche.

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Bedminster · Bristol

A Bedminster bathroom combining pink-and-white geometric tiling with warm timber finishes. A glass screen encloses the shower over the bath, while the basin sits on a timber vanity cabinet with a matching tiled splashback.

  • Geometric wall tiling
  • Shower-over-bath and glass screen
  • Recessed shower niche
  • Timber vanity and countertop basin
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Kitchen space

Bedroom-to-bathroom conversion · new extension roof · structural alterations · decoration throughout

View from the dining space through the wide opening into the kitchen.

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Sandy Park · Bristol

A wider refurbishment at Sandy Park, including converting an upstairs bedroom into a bathroom and installing a new roof on the kitchen extension. I also created the kitchen space through technical structural alterations to a rear wall containing a chimney breast, and decorated throughout the property.

  • Upstairs bedroom converted into a bathroom
  • New roof on the kitchen extension
  • Technical structural alterations around a chimney breast
  • Internal decoration throughout
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This refurbishment combined a new upstairs bathroom, a new kitchen-extension roof and technical structural work to create the kitchen space.

The brief
Reconfigure the living space, create an upstairs bathroom from a bedroom, renew the kitchen-extension roof and decorate throughout.
The technical challenge
A chimney breast sat within the rear wall, making the work to form the opening more involved than a straightforward partition alteration.
My work
I converted the upstairs bedroom into a bathroom, installed a new roof on the kitchen extension, formed the kitchen opening and decorated throughout the property.
The finished space
The photographs show the opening between the kitchen and dining space and the new upstairs bathroom, including its green-and-cream tiling and brass-coloured fittings.
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Three-storey timber frame & flat conversion

Timber-frame construction · flat conversion · Knowle, Bristol

Finished red-brick exterior of the timber-frame and flat conversion project in Knowle.

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Knowle · Bristol

A three-storey timber-frame and flat conversion project in Knowle. The construction photographs show the exposed frame behind the scaffolding, while the finished exterior shows how the completed building sits alongside the existing property.

  • Three-storey timber-frame construction
  • Flat conversion
  • Construction and completion views
Explore the construction

A three-storey timber-frame and flat conversion project in Knowle, Bristol.

Project scope
Three-storey timber-frame construction and flat conversion.
During construction
The exposed frame and scaffolding show the structure taking shape across the building’s levels.
On completion
The exterior photograph shows the finished building alongside the existing property. A further view shows the stepped side access.
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Customer feedback

Care that customers notice.

Customer feedback about the finish, the communication and the thoughtful extras.

8 reviews shown below · 14 published on Checkatrade ↗

“Dave's attention to detail and willingness to give help and advice is amazing, as well as the fact that he has brilliant communication and is really easy to have around.”

J KGoogle reviewAlso on Checkatrade · 10/10 · 27 November 2023Selected excerpt

“Dave was a real find. I originally contacted him to fit a new kitchen and create a cloakroom for me but I was so impressed by him I asked him to renovate my entire flat!”

Maisie PottlesGoogle reviewSelected excerpt

“The end result is stunning and has been complimented on by everyone I have shown.”

Alan CarnevaleGoogle reviewAlso on Checkatrade · 10/10 · 19 February 2024Selected excerpt

“Great communication throughout, tidy and professional. Would highly recommend!”

Scott HealeyGoogle reviewAlso on Checkatrade · 10/10 · 14 June 2024Selected excerpt

“Brilliant firm to work with! … Polite and very professional.”

Phoebe WilsonGoogle reviewSelected excerpt

“The end result was an extended beautiful wooden structure with plenty of light and a living roof - something Dave offered at no extra cost.”

Joe CoxGoogle reviewAlso on Checkatrade · 10/10 · 24 September 2024Selected excerpt

“The room looks fantastic and the quality of the work couldn’t be better.”

Verified reviewerCheckatrade · Attic room, BristolSelected excerpt

Balcony & staircase repairs

Praised clear advice, timely completion and thoughtful extras, including a sedum garden.

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Quotes are selected excerpts; one spelling error is corrected and an ellipsis marks omitted words. The balcony review is summarised. Matching Google and Checkatrade entries are shown once, with both platforms identified. This selection is smaller than the full Checkatrade collection linked above.

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Fourteen published reviews cover building work, refurbishment and the finer details. Read the original accounts or leave feedback of your own.

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The person behind the work

Hello, I’m Dave.

I’m Dave Williams, the builder behind Eve Build Design Ltd, established in Bristol in 2021. My work ranges from structural alterations and house refurbishments to hand-built kitchens, carpentry, decorating and property maintenance.

The projects above show the range: a glulam goalpost frame and rear extension, a Georgian refurbishment, a hand-built solid oak kitchen and a refurbishment combining a new upstairs bathroom, extension roof and structural kitchen opening.

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Dave Williams · Eve Build Design

A direct, personal approach.

You’ll speak with me about the work, the details that matter and the next step. I welcome enquiries from homeowners, landlords, businesses and property managers.

  • Established 2021
  • Bristol based
  • Public liability insured
  • VAT registered
How it works

Clear scope.
A considered approach.

01

Talk through your plans

Send the property postcode, the work you have in mind and any drawings or photographs. We’ll discuss whether a site visit is needed.

02

Define the scope

Work through the details, materials, access and any specialist input or approvals the project may need.

03

Agree the work

Agree what’s included, the price and the proposed timing before arranging the work.

04

Check the details

For the agreed work, discuss progress, any changes and the finishing details through to completion.

Close to home

Based in Bristol.
Working locally.

I focus on South Bristol; the portfolio also includes work near Keynsham. Send your property postcode and I’ll confirm whether I can help in your area.

Before you get in touch

A few useful
answers.

Do you take on small jobs?

Yes. Alongside house refurbishments and structural work, I take on smaller repairs, decorating and property maintenance. Send a description, even if it’s a few different jobs at one property.

What should I send with my enquiry?

Your name, postcode, a description of the work and any preferred timing. Photos help me understand the job before discussing a visit.

Can you help with a rental property?

Yes. Enquiries from landlords and property managers are welcome for internal decoration, general maintenance and minor plumbing repairs. Include any access arrangements in your message.

How is the work priced?

The scope needs to be understood first. I’ll discuss the details and whether a site visit is needed before confirming pricing. Eve Build Design Ltd is VAT registered.

Are you insured?

Eve Build Design Ltd holds public liability insurance. You can ask me for the relevant details when discussing your job.

Discuss your project

Let’s talk about
your plans.

Planning a refurbishment, a structural alteration or a maintenance job? Tell me about the property and what you’d like to achieve. You can call, WhatsApp or send the form below.

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