M P Timlin Past Contracts

Going Underground - Example of

Basement Conversion Works

The above photo shows where the original ground floor was positioned and the depth underneath that was excavated to create an extra underground storey. We completed this £600,000.00 contract for a private client in leafy Hampstead. The works comprised the enlargement of the property from 3,500 sq feet to 8,500 sq feet. The major aspect of this has been the creation of a very large basement area with seven rooms. This has involved the excavation of some 5,000 cubic feet of soil plus the formation of intricate reinforced concrete underpinning and retaining walls.

The Scout Association

This was a successful £1/2 million refurbishment of the Edgware Scout Group's premises. The transformation of the building has created excellent facilities for the Scout Association and also can be hired by the whole community for weddings, conferences and other events.

Richmond Hill

This project entailed the conversion and refurbishment of two flats into one spacious, luxury penthouse apartment. One of the many high specification features was the frameless glass balustrade (as seen above) which makes the most of an enviable view.

Longford Shopping Centre, Feltham

We completed three contracts at the shopping centre for property developers Thornfield Properties Ltd. The works comprised of major structural alterations in remodelling 13,500 square feet of space into four two storey retail units. The whole shopping centre underwent extensive redevelopment.

Hill Street, Richmond

We executed works for the external and internal refurbishment of a residential block of flats in a prime location in Richmond. The works consisted of roofing and stonework repairs, re-decoration of the common parts and external windows and staircase.

Lincoln House, London, WC1

The works consisted of the construction of an electrical substation to the rear of the retail space on the ground floor and included major structural support works and enabling works for EDF Energy. Our client on this project was Scottish Widows Investments. (Awaiting Photo)

Brook House, Poyle

Above is a refurbishment of a commercial office unit, 16,000 Sq Feet in size for Scottish Widows Investment Partnership. The works consisted of stripping out, redecoration, fitting of new joinery, kitchens, suspended ceilings and mechanical and electrical services.

Emerson Street, London, SE1

This £812K contract for Chelsfield plc comprised the internal and external refurbishment of a derelict industrial building spread over six floors into mixed use studios.

Alleyn Road, Dulwich

The project comprised the construction of a stone tiled rear terrace the full width of the property. The rear of the property was opened up and a steel box frame inserted to take full width and height folding, sliding doors. The vista to the garden was enhanced by frameless glass balustrading.

Syon Lodge, Isleworth

We executed some half dozen projects at the Grade II* listed Syon Lodge over a period of 5 years including external refurbishment; re-modelling of the adjacent workshops and insurance repair works.

The Lodge was originally built as the Dower House to Syon House by the renowned architect Robert Adam in 1770.