★★★★★
The team has done a lot of work for us including designing and fitting a new kitchen and putting in a new bathroom. They are extremely helpful, very tidy and the work is to a very high standard. We would not hesitate to recommend them.
Combe Down · BA2kitchen refit
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Combe Down
Authentic Bath stone restoration, heritage masonry repairs and high-quality renovations for Combe Down's distinctive quarryman's village architecture.
- Free site visit
- Fixed written quote
- Written workmanship guarantee
A kitchen refit fails on coordination — plumber waits for electrician, tiler waits for plasterer, and you live weeks without a sink. We run kitchens as one managed project: design with 3D visuals, supply at trade prices from Howdens, Magnet and Wren, structural work and building regs handled in-house, then plumbing, electrics, tiling, flooring and decoration by the same team. One quote, one timeline, one point of contact.
Combe Down sits atop the very quarries that provided the Bath stone used to build the city below, and its housing reflects that heritage directly — solid stone-built cottages and larger Victorian villas whose character depends entirely on the quality of masonry work applied to them. Incorrect mortar specification, inappropriate cement pointing or poorly matched stone repairs can cause irreversible damage to these structures. Our team brings a thorough understanding of Bath stone's properties — its porosity, its weathering characteristics and how to match it accurately — ensuring every repair and restoration enhances rather than compromises the building's long-term integrity, with Bath stone sourcing and lime mortar specification built into every project scope.
When Combe Down homeowners call us about kitchen refit
If any of these sound like your property, this is the service you want.
Main contractors who vanish between trades — one PM runs the whole refit
Showroom mark-ups on supply — we buy at trade prices and pass the saving on
Structural knock-throughs bolted onto a kitchen job as an afterthought — RSJs with calcs are in-house
Bath listed properties handled with the wrong plaster — lime plaster where the building needs it
No wet-area protection behind sinks and appliances — tanked plasterboard as standard
No building regs documentation — sign-off and full documentation included
Combe Down properties we render
What kitchen refit typically involves on the housing stock here.
Solid Bath stone cottages (quarryman-built)
Larger Victorian stone villas
Period stone semis and terraces
Bungalows on the plateau edges
Stone-built homes with vaulted cellars
Working in Combe Down
Access & parking
A short bus ride up Ralph Allen Drive from the city centre, or reached via the Wellsway; the Two Tunnels Greenway connects the plateau to Midford and Bath by bike.
Who lives here
Owner-occupiers with a strong sense of the plateau's heritage — many families have been here for generations and expect stonework done the traditional way.
Landmarks we work around
- The quarry workings beneath the plateau
- Combe Down Tunnel on the Two Tunnels Greenway
- Ralph Allen Drive
- The Bath stone cottage streets
- St Luke's Church
- The views across the Midford valley
Pricing notes
Bath stone sourcing, lime mortar specification matched to the original substrate and Conservation Area planning compliance are built into every Combe Down project scope — heritage-grade materials cost more and are quoted openly.
What Bath & BANES customers say
Verified reviews from recent work.
★★★★★
Aspect builders are a very professional, personable team. We used them to create our vegetable garden and had significant kitchen structural work carried out. Both projects were completed to an excellent standard. Highly recommend.
★★★★★
Older property, kitchen with apex ceiling. Very pleased with the professional finish, friendly team. I was asked before painting commenced what I would like. All surfaces fully protected and covered, no mess left. Impressed with the high standard.
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