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skip to content home my blog gallery faqs contact us today! next stop: stainless steel pool! it’s been an interesting week or so… work finished up on the chester smokehouse a fortnight ago and i’ve been grateful to get back into the calm, serenity of my workshop. after a busy two weeks spent in the company of some wonderfully talented tradesmen, its almost a little strange to be back inside working by myself once more. where once there was a tinny radio blasting whatever pop song was gaining traction at the time, now all i have is silence. after so much time spent working with other people, i’ve started to feel a little lonely, with no one here to talk to. when i first established my firm, i had the initial plan of expanding my business so that i wouldn’t spend the entirety of my working life alone. however, once i’d got myself into my relatively cosy workshop, i found that the amount of work coming in was more than enough for me to handle by myself. over my formative years as a business owner, i’d developed all the requisite skills needed to keep my finances in order. writing up invoices, billing clients, doing my taxes – all of these things seemed like impossible tasks when i first started out – now these come as second-nature to me. as much as i’d rather not have to bury myself in paperwork each night after work, it would seem like an unnecessary luxury to start paying someone else to fill out my forms for me. after finishing two big jobs recently, the chester smokehouse and a young couple’s flat the week before, i’m happy to say that i’ve just about finished getting through my stack of work. when you work for yourself everything must be accounted for. that includes any money you spend on fuel, the materials that you use in the space of the project as well a detailed time she accounting for the tasks that you undertake whilst you’re onsite. just as soon as i finished, the phone was ringing again and it looked like i was back in business. the next project puts me a little out of my comfort zone. i usually work inside: joinery, stairs, work counters, however my name had been put forward to assist with an ambitious outside pool construction. swimming pools could not be further outside of my knowledge base. still, i’m not the kind of person to back down from a challenge and, luckily, i’ll have some help on hand thanks to an experienced fitting company who have decided to use paramount pools stainless steel pools. the plan for the construction is deceptively simple. the client is looking for a heated pool, utilising the steel from paramount, in addition to locally sourced wood from myself. the idea is to seamlessly integrate the wooden decking of a small changing hut, already built, with a path leading to the poolside. the wood blocks, which must be fully proofed and smoothed before being laid down, will penetrate deep into the ground, providing the sides of the stainless steel pool with more support, as well as lending the whole build a more natural feel. it looks like i’m going to be inundated with paperwork again pretty soon – wish me luck! refurbishment well underway! work has finally begun on richard and sienna’s little terraced home. for the last week i’ve been driving a 30-mile (!) commute out to llangollen where a young couple are in the midst of transforming their run-down terrace property, their first ever purchase, into their very own little slice of heaven. in addition to getting some help from my long time friends at allerton windows, i’ve now also been joined by a whole host of other tradespeople. there’s a great deal of work to be done across the property and now that our deadlines are quickly approaching, its all getting a little tense and sweary in here. i usually spend most of my time in the workshop, so it was initially a bit of a culture shock to be surrounded by so many new people – all jostling for space. i’m not sure if sienna is planning any lavish dinner parties any time soon, but she might want to consider cutting down the amount of people she wants to invite – there’s not too much space in here. progress on my side is at least plodding along at a good pace. thankfully, i had a good fortnight before i could get into the property to start the work, that gave me plenty of time to have a close look at their specifications and get to grips with the space that was being afforded to me. their kitchen was one of the rooms that needed the most attention. before i got in to construct and fine-detail their bespoke breakfast bar, the floor had to be completely re-tiled and the walls also needed plastering. when i first walked through the house, after the young couple had just got the keys, they were most apprehensive about the kitchen. a rather cramped affair, it was afforded the illusion of space thanks to sliding doors leading through to the modest back garden and an open plan. the room had great potential, however there had been a small fire, made by the previous owners, that had ravaged the walls and ceiling. no structural damage had been done, but the plaster had been burned away, exposing the brick underneath. although the young couple were briefly tempted to pull off the rest of the plaster to reveal the rest of the brickwork, they considered the work involved and decided against it. i barely recognised the room when i walked in on monday. the plasterers had done a fantastic job of smoothing over the walls and the whole space, which had once felt cramped and dirty, now held a comfortable, clean ambience. the construction of the breakfast bar didn’t take too long. before the tilers came in, i’d had the chance to etch out the space that was required by the bar, so it was simply a job of slotting in the pieces and finishing the construction. today, i spent most of my time working on some fine detailing. the couple were keen for the bar to feel a part of the kitchen, not some alien object that had just been dropped in to the space. as such, i’ve been carving some elaborate mandala patterns into the bar and continuing them onto the skirting boards and cupboards adjacent to it – seamlessly integrating the bar with the rest of the kitchen. it won’t be long before richard and sienna will be able to move in and i wish them the best of luck! 21st century barbecue food: industrial fans needed! on to the next job! my work is now completed at richard and sienna’s terraced house, they were overjoyed with the work on the kitchen and i’ll be seeing to their stairs once they’ve settled in. there truly is no rest for the wicked however as i’ve been rushed into a second job outside of the workshop. if i keep this up, i’ll never get any time to pursue my own projects! in all seriousness though, its great to finally be in demand as a jobbing carpenter and designer. the worry for many independent workmen, such as myself, is that when we go out on our own we may well be stuck for work. the most recent big job to drag me out of the comfort of my lovely workshop? a huge fitting of an american-style barbecue place in chester. although american food is not exactly new to our shores, authentic barbecue food is the latest sub-division of the cuisine to be receiving a boost in popularity. much like the countless gourmet burger joints that have cropped up in the last 5 years or so, ‘real’ barbecue food is now very much in vogue. my new clients are hoping to make the most of this by renovating an old hardware store into a brand new restaurant with a shop worn feel. the store’s not ready for customers, but enough of the kitchen equipment has been installed to cook up a sample of what’s to come. half way through the working day we were all treated to a feast of smoked meats and burgers. the food was fantastic but there is one downside to smoking meat in a half-completed restaurant: ventilation! within a few minutes of the grills firing up, smoke was filling up the kitchen and pouring into the open restaurant area. luckily, we could open the windows. i’ve put my

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