David J Oliphant is a local South Hams tradesman, who has been in the building trade for over 20 years. A long list of regular clients are testament to the quality and reliability of his craft. A large portion of clients are second home owners that live many miles from their property and need a personal, reliable and trustworthy point of contact when dealing with any structural or domestic issues they may have with their house.
All round comprehensive maintenance for your property
1 Painting & Decorating
2 Carpentry
3 Refurbishments
4 Masonary Work including Stonework
5 Landscaping
6 Kitchen Fitting
7 Bathrooms
8 Organise any external trades not offered above
From a simple 5 minute job to a complete project, David is happy to meet your requirements. With over 20 years in the building trade an extensive knowledge has been built up to cover any of your needs.
Security Checks
If you live a long way from your property or are just going away for a while it makes sense to know that someone is on hand to check your property from time to time.
We check for:
Vandalism
Break-in
Insurance Checks
Regular checks will be required by some insurance companies and compliance with these conditions could mean that you will pay a lower level of excess
Rely on experience
Regular interior and exterior maintenance checks can be very cost effective. Dealing with minor problems before they get too serious is always a good way to avoid escalating charges. For your peace of mind, David offers a fully qualified professional health-check for your house and garden. Regular health-checks are advised and listed below are a number of potential problems that are systematically checked:
1 Water Ingress
2 Gutter Clearing
3 Loose Slates
4 Defective Pointing
5 Areas Exposed to Weathering
6 Pipe Work & Drainage
7 The General Condition of the Property
Our Aim is to provide a friendly reliable service with a ‘can do’ attitude. To develop an ongoing personal relationship with clients. To give peace of mind to those who live a long way from their property.
