Fire Restoration Project Progress
Back in December, we reported on the fire restoration project taking place following a blaze at Shuttington House near Tamworth (See Restoring a Family Home Destroyed by Fire). We’re pleased to say that work is well underway to restore the property. The original scaffolding, which afforded the building a level of protection from the elements, […]
Restoring a Family Home Destroyed by Fire
In January 2018, Shuttington House, a large residential property on Ashby Road, Tamworth, caught fire. Six fire crews from Polesworth, Atherstone, Coleshill, Leamington, Kenilworth and Nuneaton, fought the blaze for 14 hours until they had it under control. The fire, believed to be the result of a wiring fault, resulted in the loss of the […]
What is an Architectural Survey?
When we take on a project the first thing we’ll do is carry out an architectural survey. But what does that entail? Here Joe Hubbard describes what is involved when we survey your property. What is an architectural survey? An architectural survey is used to accurately measure the position of all structural and aesthetic features […]
Staff Spotlight: Emma Buck
Throughout your experience as a customer of David Granger Design, we have a range of processes and teams in place designed to ensure the service you receive is first class. We’re dedicated to providing you with expert advice on any questions you might have regarding your project. We know the process can sometimes be challenging […]
Solving Problems: How to Get Customers to Listen
This is the latest in a series of guest posts from carefully selected companies with whom we work to make sure we can give our clients as comprehensive a service as possible. Today’s post is by Keith Barker, marketing consultant and owner of the Keefomatic Design Co. If you get involved in marketing you will […]
Old Cottage Hospital Ashby – November update
We promised you a final Old Cottage Hospital update as furniture starts to enter the building, but we thought you might like a sneak peek before then. Over the last few weeks, trades have been second fixing joinery, electrical and plumbing installations and the whole building has received a coat of paint, which has brought […]
Staff Spotlight: James Chester
Throughout your experience as a customer of David Granger Design, we have a range of processes and teams in place designed to ensure the service you receive is first class. We’re dedicated to providing you with expert advice on any questions you might have regarding your project. We know the process can sometimes be challenging […]
Conservation of a Historic Building
Set in the shadows of the historic Bosworth battlefields is a Grade II Listed farmhouse. Its owners engaged us to assist with a much-needed conservation and renovation project. A 17th-century timber frame building The farmhouse is currently made up of three sections. The oldest, an original 17th-century timber-frame building, needed maintenance and repair. Due to […]
Staff Spotlight: Simon Moore
Throughout your experience as a customer of David Granger Design, we have a range of processes and teams in place designed to ensure the service you receive is first class. We’re dedicated to providing you with expert advice on any questions you might have regarding your project. We know the process can sometimes be challenging […]
Packington Open Gardens 2018
This summer’s sweltering temperatures have been tremendous for sun-worshippers, but not so for gardeners. Growing conditions have been difficult, so this year the residents opening their gardens for Packington Open Gardens on August Bank Holiday Monday had their work cut out. David Granger Architectural Design Ltd, based in the village, has been a proud sponsor […]