Selwyn Copse

Selwyn Copse keeps a renovation as an ordered story rather than a blur. A vertical rail of phases — demolition, the rewire, the flooring, the cabinets — logs each milestone the day it actually wrapped, with a short note on what happened: the delay, the substitution, the detail that mattered. The rail holds every phase in sequence beneath a running count, so a half-finished kitchen and a nearly-done house look like exactly what they are. Tap any phase to open it full-screen and read the note in full, including why the tile choice changed or the electrician came back twice. It doesn't estimate costs or manage contractors. Selwyn Copse just keeps the timeline honest, phase by phase — a record for the next time someone asks "when did that happen," or for whoever inherits the house.