MAYNOOTH DEEP RETROFIT PROJECT
| RETROFIT WORKS: | Dry-Lining, Dual Colour Triple Glazed Windows, Airtightness Heating Upgrade, Rewiring, Structural Repairs to Rear Extension, Ventilation |
| RENOVATION WORKS: | Interior Design, Layout Modifications, Kitchen, Bulkheads & Feature Wall, Patterned Tiling, Timber Flooring, Painting & Decorating |
| DESIGN & PLANNING: | 6 Weeks |
| CONSTRUCTION: | 7 Weeks |
PROJECT DETAILS
This dark and draughty house needed a complete overhaul. As a result of a previous rear extension, it felt gloomy and disjointed inside.
Construction works carried out during the deep retrofit included dry-lining, rewiring, roof insulation and a heating system upgrade. A wood-burning Stovax stove by Fenton Fires was installed. During the course of the Deep Retrofit, RENOVA discovered that the existing sunroom was structurally unsound. RENOVA had their engineer carry out a structural inspection. To solve the problem, steel columns and tie beams were installed. These carried the weight of the roof down onto the foundations.
The house was finished to a very high standard, which included patterned tiling, triple glazing throughout by Grady Joinery, a new kitchen by Nolan Kitchens and new timber flooring by Balterio. The works included painting and decorating, and interior design.
This project is a great example of how RENOVA took a regular house, which was dark and draughty, and turned it into a comfortable, warm and energy-efficient home, all with a design finish to suit the owner’s taste and budget. Including the additional engineering works, the total duration on site was 7 weeks.
