Smallman & Son have completed another refurbishment project in Leicester. The project involved a full refurbishment of the 1st Aid room and toilets. Initially we were to strip out the existing sanitaryware door sets, flooring and all existing fixtures and fittings.
The location of the project was within a “clean room environment” therefore great care had to be taken throughout the schedule of works to ensure dust was kept to a minimum. New works included over-boarding to the existing ceilings, dry line walls; and apply skim coat finish to all surfaces.
Other items included the supply and fit of new doors complete with ironmongery, also supply and fit softwood skirting boards and architraves throughout
6nr windows were removed and replaced including MDF window boards. The project required the fitting of new sanitary ware, radiators, and vanity units for the toilet areas. Other joinery items were to box in all internal pipe work within the 1st Aid and staff toilets.
The existing lighting and extraction was stripped out and renewed with an improved cost effective lighting layout. All floor areas were prepared ready for latex screed and new safety vinyl fitted. All rooms received new decoration throughout required
Smallman and Son, the Leicester Builders have undertaken another project with British Gypsum. The project involved re configuring and refurbishment of a main office to form a more open plan environment and full refurbishment of the gents & women’s toilets. The works comprised of stripping out of ceiling and installing new suspended ceiling and lighting. New door ways where formed, new doors, architraves, skirting and ironmongery were supplied and fitted. New stud work was formed and plastered to suit.
Smallman and Son are continuing work on phase two of the development of a new build mosque in Peterborough. 
We were really pleased to appear in a recent edition of The Leicester Mercury. Smallman and Son are currently enjoying a record order book and we were approached by the Leicester Mercury who interviewed key members of our staff to help with the article.
Due to excessive water damage this project comprised of repairs to two bay windows due to severe decay in the timber beams. 
This project included various refurbishments in the lower medical block. 
To supply and fit Ultima PVC ceiling cladding to fifteen shower rooms located in house units 1 to 4. Each ceiling was approximately 15 square meters. 
The works briefly comprised of the refurbishment of the segregation block to enhance two cells to a standard suitable for overnight accommodation.
The works comprised of the creation of additional car parking spaces for staff working at HMP Whitemoor to an approximate area of 25 x 20 m adjacent to the Training Dept and RID Unit access road.