James and Callum Weir cover Faringdon and the rest of Oxfordshire, taking on everything from groundwork and drainage to full property refurbishments.
Ask us about Faringdon and you'll get a straight answer, because it's somewhere we're on site most months rather than a postcode we've bolted onto a map.
Faringdon properties tend to be 1960s and 1970s estate housing on the edge of town — which usually means thinking carefully about access, levels and drainage before anyone lifts a spade. We're local enough to come and look at it the same week.
The building stock is a proper mix — Cotswold stone through Burford, Chipping Norton and Woodstock, Victorian terraces in Oxford and Banbury, and modern estate housing across Didcot, Bicester and Carterton. That means lime mortar and stone repair on one job and a clean-lined porcelain patio or a full rear extension on the next.
The jobs we're asked for most often around here are groundwork and drainage and general building. Foundations, footings, excavation, drainage runs, soakaways and the proper preparation every good project starts with.
Being genuinely local to this part of Oxfordshire — Woodstock and Burford included — means we're not guessing at ground conditions or council requirements. Tell us what you're after in Faringdon and we'll price it clearly.
Tell us what you're thinking of having done and we'll arrange a visit at a time that suits you.