Home Extensions
Building an extension in London is one of the most requested renovation projects that we undertake. We specialize in all types of home extensions, including:
- side return extensions
- single or two storey extensions
- kitchen extensions
- side extensions and rear extensions
Extending your kitchen laterally and beyond into the garden
Many Victorian houses in London, although full of character, have typically box-like tiny rooms, so opening up such a house to introduce more light and space is best achieved by building an extension. The most obvious dead space is the rectangular land found running alongside the kitchen in the garden, or the side return. We have completed many extension projects such as these, and the new rules of “permitted development” make this an especially popular choice.
Why Choose Renovate to Perfection:
We will do the work from start to finish so you will have a consistent look to your house and everything will be coordinated to a realistic deadline. We employ architects and highly skilled builders, plumbers and electricians so you can be sure your project will run smoothly and look outstanding once completed. We have recently completed many house extensions in South West London, including a 2 storey side extension in Richmond, a single storey rear extension in Hampton, a rear extension in Brixton and a kitchen side extension in Fulham. For the high level of service we provide, our quotations are competitive and we are able to work across all areas in London and the South East. Our expertise and commitment to project management saves you time and money, and gives you the confidence that your property will be finished to the highest standard, and free from costly mistakes.
Latest Projects
We have created some really beautiful home extensions that have totally transformed our client’s houses. Our recent extensions have included creating new spaces which incorporate plenty of natural light, the use of sliding glass doors into the garden, skylights, fantastic open-plan kitchen/diners and internal focal points such as fireplaces to balance the space and create a sense of proportion.
