ABout STatus Builders

Status Home improvements is a Neath based building company serving the Neath, Port Talbot, Swansea and Bridgend areas, Status home improvements aims to deliver customer satisfaction with every job we do, from building extensions, kitchens and bathrooms to fixing a dripping tap.

Our care and attention to detail is second to none and every job carried out by our qualified workmen is completed to the highest standards. Perfection is our main priority, from the smallest job to the largest project, we aim to please.

Status Home Improvements is a member of the Guild of Master Craftsmen

and we can be found by clicking this link

Remember these few steps when starting a building project

What work exactly do you want doing?

Write down a description of what work you want undertaking in as detailed a way as you can. The more you have straight in your mind about the work you want done, the more likely that you will be able to describe it to your chosen tradesman. Obtain a specification and drawings of the planned work.

How much will it cost?
Get at least two, preferably three, written quotations from different firms for the job. An estimate is different and is simply often a rough guess on how much something will cost. A quotation will give you a fixed price which you have in writing, If you provide a specification and drawings for the work, you can be sure the quotes you receive will be on a like for like basis.

Are they members of a trade association like The Guild of Master Craftsmen?
Check their credentials, The Guild provides a free checking service for customers to validate a tradesman’s claim to membership www.findacraftsman.com Using a Guild member gives you access to a free conciliation service if problems arise.

Contact
Does your chosen craftsman have an address and landline telephone or simply a mobile number. You should be very careful of employing a workman of any sort that is unable to provide a home or business address and a landline.

(Information provided by the Guild of Master Tradesmen 2014)