What working with us is like

When you are considering a home renovation you will no doubt have a million questions. What is the best option for me? How much will it cost? What is going to change? What disruption can I expect? How long will it take? By working with us you get the chance to ask all these questions and more whenever you need to. Our process starts and finishes with one thing in mind: your satisfaction.

We are here to give you the extra space you need in your home, affordably, with only high-grade materials, and in a way that will add the most value to your property. We know that it’s not always an easy decision to make. Working with us is a collaborative experience and we want our clients to feel like they can ask us anything. We also like to treat them like we do our family, and we look after every client’s home like it is our own.

Start with this short, informative guide to help demystify the process and then get in touch with any other questions you may have.

Consultation

We start with a consultation. This is your opportunity to tell us what you have in mind and what you are looking to do in your home. You tell us your vision and we can advise you on what needs to be done to make it happen. This will cover things like potential planning permission, building regulations and any party wall requirements. We will then prepare a detailed quote for the work and answer any questions you may have on that.

Planning And Architectural Drawings

Once you have approved the quote, we move to the design stage, where you have two options. We can either prepare the necessary drawings for you or if you already have an architect in mind, we can work from their drawings. The need for planning permission will depend on the type of property and what you want done. Many home improvements don’t need planning permission. However, changes over 50 cubic metres or work on a listed property or one in a conservation area will. If you or a previous owner have extended or altered the property, you may need to apply for planning permission.