Basement conversions in Leeds, general conversions and extensions in Leeds

17/01/2026

Reconfigured to maximise lettable space, improve circulation, and meet HMO compliance standards. High‑spec finishes throughout. Follow for ongoing updates as the project progresses.

17/01/2026

A walkthrough of our 7‑bed, 7‑en‑suite HMO project. Fully reconfigured to maximise lettable space, improve circulation, and meet HMO compliance standards. High‑spec finishes throughout. Follow for ongoing updates as the project progresses.

11/01/2026

This home started as a fire‑damaged shell. We stripped it back to brick, rebuilt every space and delivered a full renovation from structure to final finishes. A complete transformation.

07/11/2024

Transforming your unused basement into a stunning living space can significantly enhance your home’s value and functionality. Discover the possibilities with our expert basement conversion services in Leeds at

Transform your basement with our professional conversion services in Leeds. We specialize in basement tanking to ensure a dry and usable space.

15/03/2024

Another one done. Free quotes on top spec basement conversions in Leeds and surrounding areas. Best price for specification

14/01/2024

Basement conversion in Wetherby. Finished item took 10 weeks from start to finish,
● Excavation of current slab
,● Lay new concrete slab
● Fit tanking type-c waterproofing system
● Insulated screed floor
● New electrics within basement and car charger fitted.
● Insulated walls, boarded and plastered
● 100mm rock wool acoustic insulation into ceiling with board and plastered finish
● Decorated with choice of 100+styles of lvt flooring.

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11/01/2024

No cheap insulation goes into my basements, their's a lot of cheaper brands we could use but we always use the best that's avaliable. Best p4ice for specification guaranteed, free quotes

20/12/2023

Basement conversion in Otley. Type-c tanking done ready for screed this afternoon

03/05/2023

Sad story but it higlights the risks when you cut corners and get work done on the cheap without propper building inspectors and local authority sign off work upon completion

The landlord of a Leeds cellar ‘flat’ where a fire resulted in the death of a man has been jailed for breaching health and safety regulations.

Philip Sheridan died of injuries suffered in a blaze in the unofficially converted basement where he lived in Berkeley Grove, Harehills.

The fire broke out on June 26, 2019, and Mr Sheridan, aged 32, died on July 6, 2019, as a result of complications arising from severe smoke inhalation.

Appearing before Leeds Crown Court for sentencing today, landlord Humrazz Shahid, was given an immediate 13-month prison term.

Shahid, aged 43, of Oakwood Lane, Leeds, had earlier admitted the offence of failing to discharge a duty owed under the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974.

The court was told that, after the incident, both the fire service and local authority concluded that the converted cellar in a mid-terraced house was unsuitable for human habitation, due in part to the inadequacy of the fire detection and escape measures.

The cellar had only had one entrance – through an inward-opening door that did not have a proper handle on it. That door was partially blocked by the cooker, which was the source of the fire. The court also heard that there was no smoke or fire alarm fitted in the property at the time.

Though Shahid was not the owner of the property, he had the authority to deal with its management and had done so since 2008.
He was shown as the landlord on the tenancy agreement he signed with Mr Sheridan in August 2013, and Mr Sheridan’s housing benefit was paid directly into Shahid’s bank account.

Mr Sheridan did manage to escape from the property on his own, but in doing so suffered burns to the back of his head, upper torso, neck and arms, which were consistent with him having to lean back over the cooker which was on fire.

He collapsed on the pavement outside the address and was transferred to hospital where he remained until his death.

Senior Investigating Officer, Detective Superintendent Marc Bowes, of West Yorkshire Police, said: “The death of Philip Sheridan in these circumstances was an absolute tragedy, but one that was entirely avoidable had Shahid taken his responsibilities to ensure a safe living environment seriously.

“We worked closely with Leeds City Council to bring this successful prosecution, and we hope that seeing Shahid held accountable for his flagrant breach of the regulations will serve as a clear reminder to other landlords and property managers who fail to meet their legal obligations to put the safety of their tenants first.”

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27/04/2023

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