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Coach House Floor Construction and Final Floor Finish

Located in Oxfordshire, on the same estate as our Victorian Glass House and Plant Room project, this Coach House floor construction showcases MKL Groundworks’ precision and craftsmanship. Our team worked closely with the client to restore and rebuild the floor using a glapor insulation system (including a radon barrier DPM), followed by a carefully laid limecrete screed and a handcrafted clay brick floor finish.

We meticulously lifted, cleaned, and reused the original clay bricks, excavating the area to create a new Ty-Mar floor build-up. Each brick was hand-laid and cut, resulting in an intricate, durable, and visually stunning final floor finish — a testament to our expertise in specialist groundworks and heritage restoration.

"A professional, pro-active and efficient organisation. Having worked with Martin from MKL Groundwork’s for significant repeat projects is testament to the quality of the overall planning, delivery and final outcome.

The team are courteous, knowledgeable and diligent in their work. They respond quickly to requests and are always at the end of the phone to aid the smooth transition of a project. I highly recommend this company."

Steve Reeves – Cotswold Properties

"Martin and the team have been a real pleasure to work with over the years! The company always put our client’s needs first and delivers the high standard of workmanship required every time.

It is nothing short of a pleasure working alongside a great team!!!"

Lee – D & R Heating Services Ltd

"I have had the pleasure of working with Martin for the past two years on a large-scale project – North Aston Hall. Throughout the project, Martin truly partnered with HHC and each construction team member, providing quality work at a fair price time and time again. Martin was constantly there to help coordinate any required changes as they were discovered to uphold design intent while ensuring that our construction schedule was never compromised."

David R. Ball - HHC Architectural