Construction companies · Bromley, Greater London, United Kingdom

Comes Handy Constructions

London-based construction firm formed in 2017 that handles electrics, carpentry, tiling, kitchen and bathroom fitting, garage and loft conversions and external woodwork for domestic and commercial clients.

About Comes Handy Constructions

Comes Handy Constructions: building and renovation work in Bromley and Greater London

Comes Handy Constructions Limited is a construction company formed in April 2017. It describes its activity as covering all forms of construction, both inside and outside living spaces, and works for domestic and commercial clients. The company presents itself as offering competitive prices and a broad service range that includes electrics, tiling and carpentry, among other trades, and states that it provides a warranty on its services.

The firm is led by its founder, Oseh, who is qualified in electrics and describes his work as helping homeowners transform their space to match their vision. The business is based at 1 Elmfield Park in Bromley, and its stated coverage area is London, Bromley and Greater London.

Trades and services offered

The service list is organised by trade rather than by project type, and several of the entries describe how the company approaches that particular work.

  • Electrics: the company states that safety is the priority on all electrical installations and that it follows current standard regulations.
  • Carpentry: presented as solid, durable work, with attention to detail and sharp finishes cited as the qualities clients remark on.
  • Garage and loft conversions: offered as a way to create additional room, with the company stating that it does not cut corners to save time or cost and prioritises quality and longevity.
  • Kitchens and bathrooms: fitted with an emphasis on practical design that suits the client's style, on the argument that these are among the most important rooms in a home.
  • External work: construction of decking with stairs and handrails, plus sheds, fencing and similar outdoor woodwork.
  • Tiling: shown among the company's featured work, specifically a bathroom tiling project.

How the company describes its working method

Three commitments recur in the company's own account of how it operates. The first is safety: it says it maintains policies to protect both staff and customers. The second is pricing, which it describes as transparent and free of surprises, with the durability and reliability of each completed job presented as a point of pride. The third is insurance and licensing, with the company stating that it is licensed, bonded and insured.

On communication, Comes Handy says it explains the nature of the work required before starting so that clients understand what will be done and what is applicable, with the aim of avoiding confusion at the end of a job. It also states that every client is treated equally regardless of the size of the job.

Client feedback quoted on the site

The website reproduces several customer comments. One praises the quality and price of a redecorating job and the friendliness of the tradesman. Another describes tiling work in which the company helped with pattern design and advised on a better layout because differently coloured tiles came in different sizes, with the reviewer noting a tidy finish and flexibility around drying times and silicone sealing. A third refers to a lighting installation completed in two days rather than the three days quoted, with the client describing the tradesman as punctual, polite and quick to respond to messages. A fourth calls the electrician punctual, polite and efficient, and notes that he carried out an additional small task without charging. These are individual accounts reproduced by the company rather than an aggregated rating.

Practical information

The company operates under VAT number GB10717423. Enquiries are handled by phone and through a form on the contact page, and the site also points to an Instagram account under the handle @comeshandy.

In brief

Home renovation and construction trades

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