Conversion of a cellar into a basement shop in Southport in 1990.

Cavity drainage technology was used to turn an unusable area into a comfortable and warm environment.

The work has stood the test of time.

Why not go and visit to see for yourself at Hesketh Mount, Lord Street, Southport.

It is located at the front right of the block.

This shows another successful conversion of a dirty old basement, with this picture clearly indicating the degree of dampness.

Once cavity drainage membranes were used to line out the area, it became the drawing office for an Architectural practice, so had to remain dry.

The building is a stately pile built by a Victorian industrialist in Didsbury, Manchester, now known as The Towers, but previously named Shirley Towers.