Extensions in London

An extension is one of the best ways to gain space without moving. We build single and double-storey extensions – from side returns on Victorian terraces to open-plan kitchen extensions – working to your architect’s drawings from foundations to finishes.

What’s included

  • Single-storey rear and side-return extensions
  • Wraparound and double-storey extensions
  • Foundations, steelwork and structural openings
  • Roofing, rooflights and glazed doors
  • Underfloor heating, kitchens and interior finishing
  • Liaison with your architect, engineer and Building Control

Done properly, every time

  • Built to the drawings

    We work closely with your architect and structural engineer, so what’s built matches what was designed and approved.

  • Weathertight quickly

    The structure and roof are programmed to get the extension watertight early, protecting the rest of your home.

  • Finished inside too

    Because we also do interiors, your extension is handed over plastered, floored and decorated – not as a shell.

What affects the cost of extensions in London?

Every home is different, so we price each job individually after a free site visit. These are the main things that shape your quote:

  • The size of the extension and the number of storeys
  • Foundations, steelwork and ground conditions
  • Glazing, rooflights and the type of roof
  • The kitchen, flooring and interior finishes
  • Party wall, planning and Building Control requirements

Questions about extensions

Do I need planning permission for an extension?

Not always. Many single-storey rear extensions can be built under permitted development, but the limits depend on your property type, any previous extensions and the location – conservation areas, listed buildings, flats and Article 4 areas have different rules. We’ll advise on your property and work with your architect if planning permission is needed.

Will I need a party wall agreement?

If you’re building on or near a shared boundary, or digging foundations close to a neighbour’s property, the Party Wall etc. Act 1996 is likely to apply. You’ll need to serve notice on your neighbours before work starts, and we’ll explain the process early so it doesn’t delay your build.

How long does an extension take to build?

Most single-storey extensions take around three to four months from breaking ground to completion, depending on size, complexity and the finishes you choose.

Get a quote for extensions

Send a few details and we’ll arrange a free site visit and a clear, itemised quote – with no obligation.

Covering all of London

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