Good to Know

Home extensions and pricing seem like a dark art sometimes.

We know quotes and estimates can vary wildly, often the final price bears little resemblance to the initial estimate you went with.

This is why we won’t price a job unless you have planning permission AND full drawings. We just don’t believe in the finger in the air technique, we also won’t price down to catch customers. We want you to get a good job, with an excellent finish and a fair and HONEST price upfront. We always recommend a reasonably sized contingency budget, because all builds throw up some surpri犀利士
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More information on how to rough out a price is in this article from homebuilding in August 2020

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Using the side return of your Edwardian of Victorian home can release the potential within

enhance the value of your property without compromising your outdoor space

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Looking for more space but want to stay in your home? Adding a two-story extension can be a cost-effective way to gain that extra living space. These examples are guaranteed to inspire your project.

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Discover easy ways to create more living space and add value to your property with an extension. Whether you extend your home upwards, outwards or into your garden, find out from Grand Designs how you can 犀利士 transform your home and take advantage of the latest permitted property development rights.

https://www.granddesignsmagazine.com/extensions

Double storey extensions give you double the space of a one-storey extension but you’ll spend less per square metre. Get yours right, and it might make better financial sense than moving to a bigger house. Here’s how.

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(Image credit: Joakim Boren/Mulroy Architects)