Paving, Decks & Outdoor Areas
Terraces, pool decks and entrance paths rebuilt or resurfaced, with decks fixed using hardware that copes with salt spray.
Renovating in Bantry Bay means working on steep sites, inside busy apartment buildings and right in the path of the Atlantic weather. Our building team plans around all of that, from the first site visit to the final clean-up.
FIRE FLAMES SERVICES
These are the building and renovation services we offer to Bantry Bay owners, body corporates and businesses.
Terraces, pool decks and entrance paths rebuilt or resurfaced, with decks fixed using hardware that copes with salt spray.
Retaining walls, planters, boundary walls and internal changes built and plastered, along with repairs to walls cracked by damp and movement on the slope.
Flat roofs, terraces and balconies waterproofed and the building repainted, protecting the floors below from wind-driven winter rain.
Apartment and home kitchens stripped out and redesigned with new cupboards, counters, splashbacks and plumbing and electrical points moved to suit.
En-suites and guest bathrooms rebuilt, with showers waterproofed, tiled and fitted with new sanitaryware, often inside tight apartment layouts.
Small offices and commercial units along the Atlantic Seaboard refitted with new partitions, flooring and finishes, planned around your business.
Bantry Bay is built almost entirely on steep ground, with homes and apartment blocks stepping down the slope towards the sea. Getting materials in and rubble out is often the hardest part of a project here, because streets are narrow, parking is limited and many properties are reached by long stairways or steep driveways.
Sectional title buildings dominate the suburb, so most renovations need body corporate approval and must follow building rules on working hours and noise. Structural changes, extensions and some alterations need plans approved by the City of Cape Town, and we help you work through what applies to your project before any building starts.
Kitchens, bathrooms and living areas renovated inside occupied buildings, with lifts and passages protected and rubble removed in a controlled way.
Terraces, pool surrounds, decks and retaining walls rebuilt for steep sites, with drainage planned so water does not pool or run into the house.
Waterproofing flat roofs, balconies and planters, repairing damp walls and repainting, so the new work is protected from the first winter storm onwards.
Before work starts in a Bantry Bay apartment, we prepare a simple scope and schedule for the managing agent or trustees, showing working days, noise periods, lift use and how rubble will leave the building. Getting this agreed early avoids stoppages once the job is underway and helps keep relations with your neighbours on a good footing.
Our team also does handyman services in Bantry Bay, painting in Bantry Bay and fireplace, braai and chimney services.
You get a written quote before any work starts. See our main building and renovations Cape Town page for more about the building work we do.
Tell us which street or building you are in in Bantry Bay and send photos of what you want to change. A written quote usually follows the same day for smaller jobs, and for bigger projects we book a site visit.
Call +27 73 209 3004In most buildings, yes. We help you prepare a scope of work and schedule for the trustees or managing agent so approval can be given before work starts.
Extensions and structural changes need plans approved by the City of Cape Town. A kitchen or bathroom renovation in the same space usually does not, and we will advise once we have seen the project.
We plan deliveries, parking and rubble removal before the job starts and carry materials in by hand where needed. Access is factored into the quote from the beginning.
Yes. We find where water is getting in, repair and waterproof the terrace and then repair and repaint any damage inside.
Yes. We can manage access through your agent or concierge and send you regular photo updates as each stage is finished.
Yes. Our building team works across the Atlantic Seaboard, including Sea Point, Fresnaye, Clifton and Camps Bay.