Extensions
Home Extensions
We build side, rear, wrap-around and two-storey extensions that feel integrated with your existing home, not bolted on.
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How we work
Delivery detail for home extensions.
Planning permission, drawings, and building regulations
Extensions usually need a clear line on planning — whether that is a full application, a lawful development certificate for permitted development, or confirmation the work sits within your property’s existing rights. We work from architectural drawings and can advise early on buildability: foundation depth, steel positions, drainage, and how the new roof meets the existing house so the scheme on paper is deliverable on site.
Building regulations cover structure, insulation, fire safety, ventilation, and electrical safety. We coordinate with building control (or an approved inspector) through the job so inspections are booked at the right stages and the completion certificate is straightforward.
How we run the build: programme and project management
A typical extension moves through enabling works, groundworks and foundations, masonry or frame, roof, windows and doors, first fix (structure and services routes), plastering and airtightness detail, then second fix and decoration. We sequence trades so you are not paying people to stand still, and we keep you informed when key decisions — finishes, fittings, minor layout tweaks — need locking in.
If you are living in the property, we plan dust paths, temporary access, and heating loss during openings. For kitchen extensions we often agree a practical handover point so you are not without facilities longer than necessary.
Materials, finishes, and integration with your existing home
Matching brick, stone, roof tiles, and gutter lines matters for both planning officers and kerb appeal. We source materials to align with the existing elevation where that is the goal, or we define a deliberate contrast — for example a glazed link or a clearly separated contemporary box — so the design reads as intentional.
Internally, we care about floor levels, ceiling heights, and how new openings feel when you move from old to new space. Underfloor heating, insulation upgrades, and upgraded glazing can all be woven into the package so the extension performs as well as it looks.
What This Includes
Scope and delivery.
Every project is planned around practical buildability, programme reliability, and a finish level we are happy to put our name to.
- Rear and side extensions
- Kitchen-diner extension builds
- Structural knock-through and layout changes
- Planning-ready build advice
Project Gallery
Recent home extensions examples.
Areas We Cover
Local teams, local projects.
We regularly take on home extensions work in the following areas and nearby postcodes.
Client feedback
Trusted on site, trusted after handover.
A few recent notes from people we have built for.
Next Step
Need more space without moving house?
Tell us your location and project type, and we will give you a straight answer on next steps, expected budget band, and likely programme.