HMG Building Services
Social housing refurbishment contractor in Dagenham
About HMG Building Services
HMG Building Services carries out social housing refurbishment for councils and housing associations, including work in tenants’ homes. Its services include kitchen installation, bathrooms and wet rooms, void property refurbishment and external works.
The company says it has a decade of experience. It describes handling refurbishment from start to finish, completing work on time and keeping tenants informed. It also says it adapts projects to tenants’ different needs and property types.
Listed work includes electrical and heating updates, plastering, decorating, carpets, net curtains and appliance installation, as well as roofing, fencing, landscaping and scaffolding. A specialist team carries out aid and adaptation work for disabled tenants and tenants with additional needs.
Services
- Bathroom Fitters
- Builders
- Central Heating
- Disabled Bathrooms & Showers
- Electricians
- Roofers
- Wet Rooms
Property refurbishment
- Installing kitchens
- Bathrooms and wet rooms
- Void property refurbishment
- Renewing and updating electrics and heating systems
- Plastering
- Decorating
- New carpets
- Net curtains
- Supplying and installing new appliances
External works and adaptations
- New roofs and roof repairs
- Fencing
- Landscaping
- Scaffolding services
- Aid and adaptations for disabled tenants and tenants with needs
What their website says about each service
- Bathroom Fitters
“Bathrooms and wet rooms”
- Builders
“building contractor for their renovation and refurbishment requirements”
- Central Heating · mainly as part of larger projects
“Renewing and updating electrics and heating systems”
- Disabled Bathrooms & Showers
“specialist team dedicated solely to carrying out aid and adaptation work for disabled tenants and tenants with needs.”
- Electricians · mainly as part of larger projects
“Renewing and updating electrics and heating systems”
- Roofers
“New roofs, and roof repairs”
- Wet Rooms
“Bathrooms and wet rooms”