28/09/2026
This one was a big job for a one-man band.
A large staircase, a tight timeframe, plenty of moving parts โ and a few curve balls along the way.
We also had the challenge of picking up where other trades had leftโฆ literally left. ๐
Thatโs where experience really counts.
After 23 years working with stairs, you learn that not every job goes exactly to plan. Sometimes you need to adapt, problem solve and find a way forward without compromising the finished product.
We came in after the stringers had been installed by Pearce Engineering, to install the timber treads and landings. And after an unexpected exit from the balustrade company, we jumped on the opportunity to complete the glass and handrails as well!
It was a substantial project for a small, one-man business, but we loved the opportunity to take it on.
Not because it was straightforward.
Because it wasn't.
The tight timeframe, the challenges along the way and the need to work with what was already there made this one particularly satisfying to complete.
And when you step back and see the finished staircase, it's a pretty bloody good reminder of what can be achieved with the right skills, experience and a willingness to work through the problems.
A big thanks to Toscan Homes, who have supported my business for many years and continue to give me the opportunity to be involved in projects like this.
Small business. Big job. Plenty of curve balls. One hell of a result. ๐
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