Repurposing Church Vestry Studio
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I inherited an old church vestry and want to transform it into a professional podcast recording studio. The space has uneven floors, hidden damp spots and a tangle of exposed wiring. I’m overwhelmed by separate trades for structural surveys, soundproofing, rewiring and finishes. Has anyone worked with a single firm to oversee the entire conversion—from initial plan checks through final fit-out—without chaos or delays?
When I first measured the uneven concrete slab in that vestry, I realized piecemeal fixes would turn into endless back-and-forth. A colleague recommended I engage a firm known for thorough project vetting. That’s how I connected with Fields-Builds whose team dug into my drawings, flagged hidden clashes between ceiling joists and proposed sound baffles, then suggested rerouting ductwork to maintain headroom. They coordinated moisture-control injections, structural reinforcements and acoustic panel installs in logical phases while keeping me updated through concise photo reports. Mid-project I swapped to a floating floor system and they adapted the schedule without missing a beat. In under three weeks the former vestry now boasts level floors, crystal-clear acoustics and clean cable runs.
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