Why not utilise the unused space in your loft by adding a dormer extension

Typically, this would provide you with an additional large bedroom and a shower/bathroom and are usually built under ‘permitted development’ thus not requiring the need to go down the full planning route.

If a loft conversion is not what you are after then consider a side or rear brick built extension for more living or kitchen/dining space. Going for a two storey extension offers extra bedrooms and bathrooms. Large glazed openings into the garden are very popular with bi-folding or sliding panel
doors.

An existing well built garage attached to your home is a cost effective way to add another room.
Floors, walls & ceilings would need insulating and after removing the garage doors installing a new window for natural light. Plumbing, electrics and plastering complete the main works.

Full house refurbishments are common when clients take on an unmodernised house and opt to have all the building work carried out prior to moving in.
A good time too to add an extension or loft room.

With the demand for more open plan living comes the need to take down structural (load bearing) walls to achieve this.
A structural engineer will design a suitable support to replace the demolished walls. This could be a simple steel beam or more complex steel frames on improved foundations.

We offer a kitchen installation service to include carpentry, electrics, plumbing, plastering & tiling.

For all your outside spaces we build garden walling, driveways, patio’s and decking.

For our extension and loft conversion flat roofs were use Classicbond EPDM rubber sheeting.
ClassicBond® EPDM is the original EPDM roofing system and is recognised as one of the most reliable, durable and sustainable materials for your flat roof. The EPDM roofing system provides ultimate longevity, with a proven track record of over 50 years service life.