PREVIOUS WORK

1214 London Road

FTG Maintenance transformed 1214 London Road from a bungalow into a modern, fully reworked property designed to better suit contemporary living. The project involved significant structural and internal works, reimagining the original footprint to maximise space, flow, and long-term functionality.

The bungalow layout was carefully redesigned to improve room proportions and circulation, creating brighter, more open living areas while maintaining a practical and comfortable feel. Throughout the property, finishes were upgraded to deliver a clean, modern aesthetic that elevates the space without losing warmth.

This transformation showcases FTG Maintenance’s ability to take a property with clear limitations and unlock its full potential, delivering a refreshed home that feels purposeful, spacious, and built to last.

A house with a white exterior, brick accents, and multiple windows, surrounded by a small garden and a brick and metal fence, under a clear blue sky.

Close-up of a modern house corner with brick columns, black metal window frames, and exterior wall siding, under a partly cloudy sky.

A modern two-story house with a brick and white exterior, black window frames, and a red tiled roof, set behind a black wooden gate and brick fence.

A modern kitchen with white cabinets, gold handles, marble countertops, and a black stove with gold knobs.

Children's playroom with a boxing punching bag hanging from the ceiling, a climbing ladder with rope, a small shelving unit with storage bins, and a wooden table with toy guns and cars on it, next to a black wall.

The Sand Bar

FTG Maintenance transformed The Sand Bar into a vibrant, fully equipped bar and live music venue designed for modern hospitality.

The project involved a full internal reconfiguration, creating a dedicated live music area alongside an upgraded bar layout built for high-volume service. A professionally fitted commercial kitchen was installed, allowing the venue to offer a full food menu and operate from day through to night.

Every element of the space was designed with function and atmosphere in mind — from efficient staff flow behind the bar to a welcoming layout that works just as well for live performances as it does for casual dining and drinks.

This transformation highlights FTG Maintenance’s expertise in commercial refurbishments, delivering a venue that looks great, works flawlessly, and is built for long-term success.

Exterior view of The Sand Bar restaurant with signage indicating it serves seafood, grill, bar. The restaurant has wooden framed glass doors, and several people are inside. There is a blue awning with the restaurant's name repeated, and the building features white walls with black timber framing.

Interior of a restaurant or bar with blue tufted booths, wooden tables, and floral arrangements in vases. A large decorative tree with branches extends from the center of the seating area. The bar area with bottles and glasses is visible in the background.

A table with a blue menu and a single orange rose in a tall clear vase, placed on the menu, inside a restaurant or bar called The Sand Bar.

Empty bar with hanging glasses, liquor bottles, and a marble countertop in a dimly lit lounge or restaurant.

A collection of various liquor bottles, including Jack Daniel's whiskey, Absolut vodka, Bombay Sapphire gin, Gordon's gin, Campari, Tanqueray gin, and several others, arranged on a dark shelf or bar.

Empty stainless steel commercial kitchen with shelving and counters, some dishes and utensils on shelves, and overhead lighting.

26 Upper Lambricks

FTG Maintenance completed a full property refurbishment at 26 Upper Lambricks, focusing on improving layout, comfort, and overall finish. The works refreshed the interior and enhanced the flow of the living spaces, creating a brighter and more functional home.

Upgraded finishes and thoughtful improvements throughout have given the property a clean, modern feel while maintaining a comfortable, lived-in atmosphere. The result is a well-executed refurbishment that significantly elevates the space.

Aerial view of a suburban neighborhood showing three houses, a park area with a lamp post, cars parked along the street, and more houses in the distance.

Modern open-plan kitchen with gray cabinetry, marble floors, and a large window or sliding door, with recessed ceiling lights.

Modern house with large glass sliding doors, white exterior, steps leading to a green lawn, and neighboring homes with gardens.

Modern living room with large sliding glass doors opening to a backyard with grass, trees, and a paved patio, under a ceiling with a skylight.

A modern house with white exterior walls, large glass doors and a spacious wooden deck with glass railing in the backyard, surrounded by neighboring suburban houses and greenery.

Small bathroom with marble-patterned walls, a compact shower area with a handheld showerhead, a toilet with a black seat cover, and a white sink with a gray cabinet beneath.

Chick ‘N’ To Go

FTG Maintenance transformed this unit into a fully operational takeaway restaurant, delivering a complete internal fit-out designed for high-volume food service. The works included the installation of a professional-grade kitchen, efficient preparation areas, and a layout that supports smooth service and workflow.

Durable materials and practical finishes were used throughout to ensure the space meets the demands of a busy food business while maintaining a clean, modern appearance. The completed unit is built for performance, efficiency, and long-term use.

Skewers with marinated meat grilling over charcoal fire.

A row of three beige bar stools with padded seats and backs aligned along a high counter near large window, with a potted plant on the counter and a menu on the wall.

Inside a fast food restaurant with a black sign displaying 'BBQ, Chicken, Lamb, Fish, Doner'. The interior includes a brick wall, a menu, a door, and a potted plant near the entrance.

Inside a fast-food restaurant counter with a black sign listing BBQ, chicken, lamb, fish, and dinner options, with menus and prices displayed on the wall and counter.

Barclays Bank

FTG Maintenance undertook a major conversion of the former Barclays Bank building, transforming it into two distinct, fully functioning commercial spaces for La La Lagree and Vortex Accountants. The project involved a complete internal reconfiguration, carefully dividing the large open banking hall into two purpose-built environments with very different requirements.

La La Lagree was designed as a modern fitness studio, with an open layout tailored to specialist training equipment, clean finishes, and a calm, premium atmosphere. Alongside this, Vortex Accountants was fitted out as a professional office space, incorporating private offices, meeting rooms, and a welcoming client-facing layout. The result is a thoughtful, high-quality conversion that maximises the building’s potential while delivering two polished, functional interiors.

An office desk with a white high-back chair, computer monitor, keyboard, mouse, phone, calculator, and documents, with a bookshelf in the background.

An open-plan office with workstations, multiple monitors, chairs, and a few employees working or talking. A green plant is partially visible in the foreground, and there are windows with bright natural light.

A round pink sign with white text that says "LA LA Lagree" against a clear blue sky, attached to a brick building.

Indoor fitness studio with multiple rowing machines arranged in rows, large windows, and warm-toned walls.

Public changing room with beige curtains dividing sections, rust-colored walls, white trim, and a beige bench.

Baboush Restaurant

FTG Maintenance transformed Baboush from a former Chinese restaurant into a distinctive, modern dining destination with its own clear identity and atmosphere.

The project involved a full internal strip-out and reconfiguration, allowing the space to be completely reimagined from the ground up. The existing layout was redesigned to better suit a contemporary restaurant experience, improving customer flow, seating arrangement, and overall comfort while creating a stronger connection between front-of-house and kitchen areas.

Significant work was carried out to upgrade the commercial kitchen, adapting it to support a new style of cuisine and modern service demands. From preparation areas to finishes and services, the kitchen was rebuilt to be efficient, durable, and fully compliant for a busy hospitality environment.

Front-of-house, the transformation focused on creating warmth, character, and a welcoming ambience. Updated finishes, improved lighting, and a refreshed layout helped move the space away from its previous use and establish Baboush as a destination restaurant in its own right.

This conversion highlights FTG Maintenance’s ability to completely reinvent existing hospitality spaces, delivering a venue that feels cohesive, inviting, and purpose-built for its next chapter.

Exterior view of a multi-story building with black and brick façade, decorative lantern, and metal gate, illuminated at dusk, with a sign reading "Baboush" on the brick wall.

An elegant, dimly lit restaurant or bar interior with black leather tufted sofas, decorated with gold accents, bottles, and glassware on the tables and shelves, and ornate gold-framed mirrors on dark wallpapered walls.

Four empty glasses of different shapes on a bar counter in a dimly lit room with windows in the background.

Bar with shelves of liquor bottles, glassware, and mini fridge units, illuminated with warm yellow lighting.

Commercial kitchen preparation area with various utensils, cutting boards, and cleaning supplies.

A brick wall with the word 'BABOUSH' displayed in large black 3D letters. There is a small hedge in front of the wall, and two lights on either side illuminating the sign. The sky is at sunset with a few trees visible in the background.

90 Woodfield Park Drive

FTG Maintenance delivered a complete transformation at 90 Woodfield Park Drive, SS9 1LW, turning a once modest bungalow into a spacious, modern family home designed for contemporary living.

What began as a single-storey property was carefully reimagined through a full structural conversion, maximising both internal space and long-term value. By extending upward and reworking the layout from the ground up, FTG Maintenance created a house that feels entirely new while remaining perfectly suited to its residential setting.

The project involved significant structural works, including the construction of a new upper level that dramatically increased the home’s footprint. This allowed for the addition of generous bedrooms, improved flow throughout the property, and clearly defined living spaces that balance practicality with comfort. Every stage of the build was approached with precision, ensuring the new structure integrated seamlessly with the original footprint.

Externally, the property was given a refreshed and modernised appearance, elevating its street presence and giving it the look and stature of a purpose-built house rather than a converted bungalow.

Kitchen with white cabinets, black marble backsplash, black oven, and unused stovetop with protective covering

Empty room with wainscoting walls, a metal ladder, and a rolled-up carpet on the floor.

Empty room with white walls, a large window with condensation on the glass, and a yellow plastic sheet on the floor, possibly for painting or renovation.

Interior view of a staircase with wooden handrails and black metal balusters, seen from the top floor looking down.

Room under renovation with a large window, yellow plastic sheets on the floor, a door, a coat, and construction materials like a level and a door panel.

Interior of a house under construction, showing a doorway with some insulation and wooden framing visible inside.

1554 London Road

FTG Maintenance is set to transform 1554 London Road from a traditional bungalow into a full two-storey house, unlocking the property’s true potential and significantly increasing both space and long-term value.

The project will involve major structural works, reimagining the original single-storey layout into a modern family home designed for contemporary living. By extending upward and reworking the internal layout, the new house will benefit from improved room proportions, clearer separation of living spaces, and a far more versatile floor plan.

Careful planning ensures the new structure integrates seamlessly with the existing footprint, while modern construction methods and finishes will deliver a home that feels cohesive, practical, and built to last. Once complete, the property will stand as a clear example of how a bungalow can be successfully transformed into a spacious, modern house.

A house with a white exterior, brick foundation, and a tiled roof. There is a pile of bricks and construction debris in the foreground, and some green shrubbery on the right side.

Room under renovation with exposed brick walls, construction debris on the floor, and unfinished drywall with visible wiring.

Interior under renovation with exposed brick walls, construction tools, and a partially demolished fireplace

Room under renovation with exposed brick and drywall, partially removed wall, tools on the floor, and a window.

Room under renovation with exposed brick and drywall, scaffolding, a ceiling fan, and stained glass windows.

Front view of a house with a brick and white exterior, bay window, and open front door. A large green bush partially obscures the right side of the image, and the driveway has a small step leading to the entrance.

BAKE London Road

FTG Maintenance converted Bake on London Road from a former restaurant into a modern, purpose-built bakery with a clean, welcoming atmosphere.

The transformation involved a full internal reconfiguration, stripping the space back and redesigning it to suit the specific needs of a bakery operation. The layout was carefully planned to balance customer flow, counter display, and back-of-house production, ensuring the space works efficiently during busy service periods.

Behind the scenes, preparation and kitchen areas were adapted to support baking operations, with durable finishes and practical layouts chosen to meet daily demands. Front-of-house, the focus was on creating a bright, contemporary environment that invites customers in and showcases the product.

The result is a bakery that feels fresh, functional, and clearly designed for its purpose — a complete departure from its previous life as a restaurant and a strong example of FTG Maintenance’s commercial conversion expertise.

An aerial view of a residential street showing several small shops with storefronts, parked cars on the street and sidewalk, houses with tiled roofs, a small tree, and a crosswalk at the corner.

Colourful children's play area with small wooden tables and chairs, a chalkboard, and a padded corner with a small table and benches, inside a room by windows.

Blackboard menu with white handwritten text listing sandwiches, extras, bread options, and sauces with small white doodles of a sandwich, burger, and hot dog at the bottom.

Close-up of a building with a sign reading 'BAKE' in large white letters on a dark background, with a window featuring decorative stained glass panels above.

Close-up of baked goods on trays in a cafe or bakery, with a wooden wall and menu boards in the background.

Sliced bread with bacon, tomato slices, and white sauce on a green cutting board.