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OPEN 4TH


MAY! WE CAN’T WAIT TO OPEN AND


SEE YOU ALL THIS YEAR! We have 1000s of bedding plants,


vegetable plants, roses, climbers, containers, hanging baskets and compost


Potters Nurseries, Barnston Farm, East Allington, Totnes, TQ9 7PZ Tel.01548 521274


Fri, Sat, Sun, Mon 9.30am - 5pm • Open until 3rd June • www.pottersnurseries.co.uk CEP Building & Renovation


A family run business with nearly 20 years of experience offering comprehensive building & renovation services across South Devon, skilled in the restoration and renovation of period properties.


INTEGRITY AND TRANSPARENCY ARE OUR CORE COMPANY VALUES AND WE PRIDE OURSELVES ON THE TRUST THAT OUR CLIENTS PLACE IN US. OVER 1,000 PROJECTS COMPLETED.


We are experts in the renovation of period properties with the specialist skills to undertake such projects as; Cob restoration and repairs. Lime plastering and pointing. Fine plaster finishes and lime wash coats. Stone wall & masonry walling. Sand blasting to stone/brick replacement or re-pointing with traditional methods and colour matching.


✔ ROOFING – ALL ROOFING PROJECTS FROM SMALL REPAIRS TO A FULL REPLACEMENT ROOFING INCLUDING STONE, SLATE, ECO SYSTEMS AND FLAT ROOFING.


✔ EXTENSIONS AND ALTERATIONS. ✔ EXTENSIONS AND CONVERSIONS OF BASEMENTS AND LOFT SPACES.


We can offer or recommend fully qualified plumbing gas engineers and electrical installers with a 24hr call out service. We are also skilled in outdoor work such as driveways, patios and pathways, decking, walling and fencing.


✔ SUBSIDENCE CRACK REPAIR AND STITCHING.


✔ GROUNDWORKS AND SETTING OUT.✔ KITCHEN, BATH AND WET ROOMS. ✔ PAINTING AND DECORATING.


✔ TIMBER TREATMENT www.checkatrade.com/trades/cepbuildingandrenovation T: 01626 638 633 • M: 07986 319 273• E: info@cepbuilding.co.uk • W: www.cepbuilding.co.uk


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