Architect
ArchTech43
Trust score
57out of 100
Rating5.0★
Review volumeLow · 7
Source diversity1 source
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ArchTech43 has been vetted and approved by TrustATrader. Covering Brackley and all surrounding areas within a 30 mile radius
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"Matt @ ArchTech43 has been a great help throughout our extension project; it was far from straight forward with several hurdles along the way given the complexity of the site. The work was always delivered to a high standard, and in a timely fashion. More importantly, communication throughout the project was second to none, especially when the unexpected inevitably cropped up from time to time on site. Would very much recommend Matt's services."
"Matt at Archtech 43 designed our extension to our house in Brackley, We talked through what was possible with him as the shape was not straight forward due to the plot shape. He then went ahead and designed the extension, we had more meetings with him and changed certain features until we were happy with the design. Always courteous and understanding Matt listend to our views and with his experience suggested how to improve the layout. I would not hesitate to recomend Archtech 43 as the architect for your building projects"
"He gave very good advice and very patient and understanding what I want"
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Matt @ ArchTech43 has been a great help throughout our extension project; it was far from straight forward with several hurdles along the way given the complexity of the site. The work was always delivered to a high standard, and in a timely fashion. More importantly, communication throughout the project was second to none, especially when the unexpected inevitably cropped up from time to time on site. Would very much recommend Matt's services.
Matt at Archtech 43 designed our extension to our house in Brackley, We talked through what was possible with him as the shape was not straight forward due to the plot shape. He then went ahead and designed the extension, we had more meetings with him and changed certain features until we were happy with the design. Always courteous and understanding Matt listend to our views and with his experience suggested how to improve the layout. I would not hesitate to recomend Archtech 43 as the architect for your building projects
He gave very good advice and very patient and understanding what I want
Really happy with the service provided
Great guy very professional knows his stuff 👍
Drawing work only, great value
We hired Matt / ArchTech43 to help us with a small down stairs extension and re designing our downstairs living space. We found Matt's work to be done to the highest standard throughout the whole process, always available on the phone for any questions or queries we had. I would have no hesitation in recommending Matt /ArchTech43 to anyone.
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