Creation of five new retail units within the former Embassy Club in Long Eaton.  Works include full strip out, internal parrtitioning and structural alterations to create the five new units, formation of a new pitched roof to replace the original flat roof, new shop fronts and full internal fit out.  The fit out includes new mechanical and electrical installations, plastering, joinery, decorations and floor finishes.

Strip out and external cladding works to an existing retail unit.

Phase 2 of works to upgrade St. Mark's Place Shopping Centre in Newark.  This phase includes for replacement of damaged and defective render with new through-colour rendering and decorations to higher level render to match.  Other works to this phase include replacement of existinf flat roofs and formation of openings betwen two units to create one larger lettable retail area.

Phase 1 of works to create an additional retail unit at St Mark's Place shopping centre in Newark.

Extension and alterations to to an existing unit to provide new retail facilities.

This scheme saw the complete renovation of a dilapidated unit, sub-divided to create two new units, including for taking the unit back to the original steel frame and floor slab. Replacement cladding, rainwater goods, roller shutter doors, entrance screens and external works were carried out as part of this design & build project.

A new extension was constructed to create an additional retail unit, along with the complete over-cladding of the adjacent Halford's unit. In addition to the secondary unit, the original was upgraded including for over-cladding to all elevations, new entrances and glazed screens, canopy walkways and external works.

Two new retail units were constructed on the site of a former filling station. Following removal of tanks and site preparation including piling for new foundations, the units were traditionally constructed with steel frame, external brickwork and tiled roof. External works, car park area's and paving were undertaken to complete the scheme.

Internal strip out works and the installation of a new mezzanine floor were carried out to enable the new store to open. Time constraints meant that this project was undertaken, from initial site inspection and cost negotiation to completion of works in three weeks.

This project saw the renovation of the external envelope of St. Werburgh's Church, one of Derby 's oldest churches. The scheme included for the replacement of stonework by our team of skilled masons, renovation of the stained glass windows and major roofing repairs, including for replacement of rainwater goods.

A new Next store was created by the subdivision of an existing retail unit. New entrances and canopies were created, a mezzanine floor introduced and loading bays formed prior to the shop fit-out.

Milward Construction carry out regular reactive / planned maintenance schemes for Lambert Smith Hampton.

Milward Construction carry out regular reactive / planned maintenance schemes for Blacks Leisure Group.