A kitchen extension can be completed as quickly as 8 weeks but can also take approx. 12 weeks. It depends on the complexity of designs, how much internal structural remodelling is required, lead times on glazing, kitchen, etc.

The increased size limits for single-storey rear extensions that were previously time limited and due to expire on 30 May 2019 have now been made permanent by government. So a single storey extension can be done under permitted development or prior notification and does not need a planning application. This is subject to the type of property, whether it’s in conservation area and few other factors. More information can be found here.

You can build upto 3m for terraced property and upto 6-8m for semi detached or detached properties subject to how your property complies with planning regulations under permitted development. See link above.

Kitchen extension prices start at approx. £45K and can go upto £70K depending on size, type and amount of work involved. Things like aluminium bifold or sliding doors, underfloor heating, larger rooflights are common factors that can influence the price of your extension.

Yes, it does. Adding square footage to your home guarantees an increase in property value. A 10% increase in floor space adds 5% to the value. Buyers also find a newer well-proportioned kitchen an incentive. If you have a lovely home but a dated and narrow kitchen, extending it outwards with upgrades certainly make your property more valuable and attractive.

A new open plan kitchen can add 6% to property value. A Single-storey extension with a kitchen and dining area can add 11%. A Wrap Around kitchen can even increase the value by 15%. A double extension with a kitchen and en suite can make your property worth 20% more.

Suitability is the best place to start. Finding out whether you need planning permission is the first requirement. Property inspection by experienced professionals helps identify your choices to extend and suitability to build. Learning about the total cost of each extension early on will help you decide on a budget.

Yes, it is the only way to make sure your plans are well within the recommended guidelines. When you want a bespoke design to fit your requirements, an architect is the best person to draw up that design. Our Design phase is there just for that; to enable a smoother transition to the Build phase with practical and technical designs that complement your house and your needs. These are essential to secure planning consent and for building control and construction.