Astro Building Services – Your Local Llanelli Builder

Are you looking for a local contractor to carry out work at your home or office?

Don’t Move. Convert it.

Astro Building Services are you go to building contractor for all of your domestic and commercial renovation needs. With over 60 years of experience, our team has the knowledge and expertise to help you turn that dream project into a reality.

“We need more storage”
“There’s always someone in the shower!”
“I’d love to work from home but hate working on the dining table”

If these sound like conversations in your home then it’s likely you could be better utilising the space in your home.

At Astro we can help you capitalise on your misused attic, garage or garden to maximise the amount of usable space you have in your home.

Llanelli Building & Conversion Services

Garage Conversions

From the initial design process, we come to your home and listen to what you are looking for from your garage conversion

Barn Conversions

What looks, from the outdoors, to be a “ramshackle” aged farm building can in fact become a spectacular new living space

General Building

We also conduct many aspects of general building work such as house renovations, kitchen and bathroom installations

Why us?

We got the tools

Certified Experience

Competitive Pricing

Premium Service

66 yrs experience

Great Support

About Llanelli

Astro Building Services offer home conversion solutions for previously unused areas within your residence, such as garages and lofts. This enables you to continue living in the home you adore, eliminating the need for the inconvenience of relocating.

Based in Gorseinon, Astro provide building services across all of the neighbouring towns such as Bynea, Loughor, Trostre, Morfa, Llangennech, Bryn, Dafen and Felinfoel but also work across all of Swansea and Carmarthenshire.

With a population estimated at being over 42,000 in 2023, Llanelli is known for having a high proportion of Welsh speakers as a first language standard, far higher than the 30% estimated across all of Wales.

Llanelli is home to the popular Scarlets rugby team, with the Scarlet Stadium, known as Parc Y Scarlets just 2 miles away from the Town Centre. Along Bridge Street you will also find Plas Llanelly House, self-proclaimed as Wales’s finest Georgian building. The House has staged some of the most elegant and sophisticated wedding ceremonies and functions over the years – and many more will follow once the renovation is complete following fire damage in 2023.

About Carmarthenshire

Carmarthenshire is a county located in the southwest of Wales, United Kingdom. It is known for its stunning coastline, rich Welsh heritage, and diverse natural landscapes. Here’s some information about Carmarthenshire:

1. **Coastline**: Carmarthenshire boasts a picturesque coastline along the south and west, overlooking the Bristol Channel and the Celtic Sea. The coastline is characterized by sandy beaches, rugged cliffs, and charming fishing villages. Popular coastal destinations include Laugharne, Llansteffan, and Pendine Sands.

2. **Percentage of Welsh Speakers**: The number of Welsh language speakers at a first language level within Carmarthenshire is estimated to be 39% in 2021. While this fell from 43% in 2001, it still sits far higher than the national average of 30%.

3. **Famous TV Shows Filmed Here**: Carmarthenshire’s stunning landscapes have attracted filmmakers and TV production crews. Some TV shows and films have been shot in the county, although the specific productions may have changed since my last update. Examples of shows that have filmed in Wales, including Carmarthenshire, include “Doctor Who” and “Torchwood.” Additionally, the iconic Dylan Thomas boathouse in Laugharne has been featured in various documentaries and adaptations related to the famous Welsh poet.

4. **Access to the Brecon Beacons**: Carmarthenshire offers relatively easy access to the Brecon Beacons National Park, which is known for its beautiful landscapes, hills, and outdoor recreational opportunities. The town of Llandovery, located in Carmarthenshire, is often considered a gateway to the Brecon Beacons. Hiking, mountain biking, and exploring the natural beauty of the national park are popular activities for residents and visitors alike.

5. **Caravan Parks**: Carmarthenshire, like many rural areas in Wales, has several caravan parks and camping sites where visitors can enjoy a more relaxed and natural setting. These parks vary in size and amenities, with some offering direct access to the coastline or countryside. Examples of caravan parks in Carmarthenshire include the Pendine Sands Holiday Park and Carmarthen Bay Holiday Park.

Please note that tourism and local information can change over time, so it’s a good idea to check with local tourism authorities or websites for the most up-to-date information regarding caravan parks, Welsh language statistics, and any recent film or TV productions in the area.

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