Keighley Cellar Waterproofing is the trading name MJA Builders uses on this mill-terrace cell. There is no named surveyor. Until a waterproofing expert is appointed, the person-line stays the trading name.
Brother-ops is the honest local fact on this domain, and it is ops and original photos, not CSSW. He can walk West Lane, Parkwood and Ingrow and shoot mill-terrace / back-to-back / Worth Valley fabric when that work is commissioned. He is not the named expert and is not listed as staff. The housing stock is mill terraces and back-to-backs on West Lane, Parkwood, Highfield and Lawkholme; Worth Valley stone at Ingrow and Worth Village; valley-bottom streets at Stockbridge and Eastwood; plus Knowle Park, Riddlesden, Thwaites when the house is that stock. No Cavendish Street unit, no North Street walk-in, no invented CSSW team.
Work is surveyed on the property. Book a cellar discovery survey in Keighley.
This domain is the Keighley mill-terrace site. Spare names tankingcellarkeighley and basementtankingkeighley are unused.
Ops cell, not a fabricated local surveyor
This is the ops cell. Brother on the ground = photos and street-walking, not a CSSW badge we invented for schema. Operator of record is still MJA Builders. Trading name published. We will not publish a fake surveyor, a lifted Checkatrade card, or a staff mosaic.
Salman Ghani lives LS17 8XW (Alwoodley–Moortown). That is local knowledge for *those* cells. He is not the Keighley surveyor, not a CSSW on this domain, and not a “director of waterproofing”. LS17 8XW is Nominet-fit, not a public walk-in and not a Keighley office.
A later real appointment gets a biography they own. Until then: trading name, brother = photos not CSSW.
What this practice is for
Cellar waterproofing in Keighley is Type C and an honest tanking call after a discovery survey of mill terraces, back-to-backs and Worth Valley stone. Access is through the front room. Shared party walls include the house behind on a back-to-back. Groundwater is Aire / Worth valley. Building Control is Bradford district, not Leeds.
This is a distress-first cell: wet and flooded coal cellars are the heavier supporting work. Conversion is a short upsell after the room is dry, because quoted "cellar conversion" Keighley is already milled. A coal hole is not automatically a £10k–£30k Type C job; the survey is allowed to kill the wrong ticket.
Alwoodley, Ilkley, Moortown and Bingley are not listed. We do not run a Bradford city dump.
Phone: 01535 920438 (WhatConverts tracking number tel:+441535920438).
What we will not pretend
No Microsoft-like product names. No 40-town coverage. No claim that we rank #1 in Keighley or that Google Maps is guaranteed. No AggregateRating before reviews exist. No employee or founder names invented for schema. No smear of the Morley drainage firm whose Keighley URL is a template, and no smear of Timberwise’s Bradford county page — drainage firms are real for drains; this site is a Keighley cellar specification. No fake Cavendish Street office. No invented testimonials or mill-terrace case notes until someone has actually been in that stock.
Why the brother is ops, not a CSSW
This is the mill-town cell where a relative can later walk West Lane, Parkwood and Ingrow and take original photos. That is operations and evidence, not a qualification. Publishing him as a CSSW or as the named surveyor would be the fake-team failure this page is written to avoid. Bradford district, hatch access, one weather wall — none of that is an LS17 fact with the town swapped.
How a West Lane survey day actually runs
Kit through the front room, down a hatch. Shared rear of a Lawkholme back-to-back mapped. Invert of the mill-era combined drain toward the Worth recorded. No lawn, no chute, often no rear yard. Bradford district Building Control, not Leeds. Brother may later shoot the street; he is not the surveyor on that day.