Projects
One gallery, and every caption matches its photograph.
Every photograph on this page is Silver Stag Construction's own work, published on the firm's Google Business profile — no stock imagery and no borrowed portfolios. Each caption describes only what is visible in the photograph above it. We have deliberately not split these into separate per-village pages: the source photographs are not individually labelled, and a page headed with the wrong village is worse than no page at all.
Open-plan kitchen, dining and sitting space
A rear extension finished as one open-plan room: island with induction hob, herringbone floor running through to the original house, full-height glazing onto the garden and a dark feature wall in the sitting end.
Single-storey rear extension and patio
Flat-roof rear extension in matching facing brick with a grey aluminium picture window and bi-fold doors, plus a new raised Indian sandstone patio laid off the threshold.
Gabled extension with bi-fold doors
A pitched, gable-fronted extension tied into the existing tiled roof, brickwork matched to the original and three-leaf bi-fold doors opening onto porcelain paving.
Orangery with painted timber pilasters
An orangery-style extension on a brick plinth: painted pilasters and a deep moulded cornice, corner glazing and bi-folds, photographed before the paving was completed.
New room, plastered and floored
The same kind of space part-way through: steel beam cased in, walls skimmed, tall slot windows and sliding doors fitted, and a herringbone oak floor laid ready for second fix.
Kitchen renovation with island
A whole-room kitchen renovation — in-frame shaker units, island with worktop overhang, belfast sink, glass splashback and open shelving, with the ceiling, lighting and services all reworked.
Oak-framed entrance hall
A double-height entrance hall opened up and framed in green oak, with a glazed gable over the front door, new stairs and joinery, and the whole hallway re-floored.
Contemporary house — courtyard elevation
A contemporary house in dark brick with a weathering-steel clad upper storey, large sliding screens onto a granite-paved courtyard and flush detailing throughout.
New build — living space and glazing
Inside the same kind of build: a poured resin floor, flush skirtings, roof lights set into the slab soffit, a stone-lined fireplace wall and a steel-framed glazed screen to the stair hall.
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