Whangapoua Bach Renovation by Percival Construction

Whangapoua Bach Renewal

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This 1970s bach in Whangapoaua was given a new lease on life. Updated for the modern day, the four-bedroom holiday haven lost none of its cool, calm and comfortable beach feel. The overall aesthetic is fun and fresh. Contemporary interior spaces make every day that much more enjoyable. Solid American oak flooring was laid throughout, along with all-new double-glazed window joinery. The home also boasts a modern kitchen that can easily cater to hungry holidaymakers. Bathrooms have been brilliantly upgraded. Extensive new timber decks make it easier to soak up the excellent scenery. Great indoor-outdoor flow aids alfresco living and entertaining. The addition of a new bridge-style walkway allows for easier access to the home. With new exterior cladding, this home is dressed to impress. The works carried out will allow the family to enjoy their warm and comfortable Coromandel Peninsula holiday retreat for generations to come.

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“Damian worked as the head foreman for Lifestyle Projects on the project to build our new house. He was handling two projects at the same time. This was a major construction project for a residential home involving a number of different specialist contractors. Not only was the project completed on time and to a high specification, it was also managed in a highly professional and tightly controlled manner by Damian. During the course of the project, he exhibited a very positive ‘can do’ attitude to issues and problem solving. As such, I had complete confidence in him and in his ability to get things done. Importantly, he was a pleasure to deal with throughout. I would class Damian a ‘best in breed’ operator in this field and I would have no hesitation in recommending him to future employers. Do not hesitate to contact me if you require any further information.”

Mark Collier