Extensions
designed to live in.
Single and double-storey extensions across Norfolk, planned around how you actually live. From a kitchen-diner that opens to the garden to a full rear wraparound, we build extensions that feel like they belonged to the house from the start.
More space, the way you actually want to use it.
Most of the extensions we build aren't really about adding rooms. They're about fixing how a home flows — opening the back of a house, bringing in natural light, joining the kitchen to the garden, or carving out a room you can actually work from. We help you figure out what's realistic for your plot, plan it properly, then build it.
Kitchen-dining-living spaces designed around how you spend evenings, not just floor plans.
Single and double-storey rear, side-return and wraparound extensions.
Glazing, rooflights and bifolds positioned around the sun and your sight lines.
Reworking the existing rooms so the extension connects naturally to the rest of the house.
Extensions, before and after.
Hellesdon Rear Extension
The clients had inherited a 1990s lean-to conservatory that was cold in winter, hot in summer, and broke the flow between the kitchen and the back garden. We replaced it with a single-storey extension running the full width of the rear, opening the kitchen-diner directly onto a new porcelain terrace through a 5m run of bifolds.
What’s included
From initial planning through to completion, every stage of the project is managed as one coordinated process.
We manage all aspects of the project, including preparation work, structural changes, construction and final finishes. By overseeing the process as one complete build, we ensure work is delivered efficiently, consistently and to a high standard throughout.
Planning & preparation
Site surveys, drawings, planning applications where required, building regulations, party wall agreements.
Structural work
Foundations, steels and lintels, supporting walls, openings, drainage, structural calculations from a qualified engineer.
Construction
Brickwork to match, roofing, glazing, insulation to current standards, first-fix plumbing and electrics.
Finishing works
Plastering, flooring, joinery, second-fix, painting and decoration, snagging and handover.
Built to look like part of the original house.
An extension only really works if it sits comfortably next to what's already there. Brick courses lining up. Eaves at the right height. Window proportions that read as part of the same building. We pay attention to these details from the first sketch, not as a fix at the end.
Matched materials
Brick, slate and render finishes sourced to match the existing house, including reclaimed stock where the original is no longer made.
Mortar & pointing
Mix proportions and joint profile chosen to read the same as the original wall, so the new work blends rather than stands out.
Engineered structure
Steels, lintels and foundations sized by a qualified structural engineer; nothing on a hunch.
Inspections at every stage
Building Control sign-off at every milestone — footings, damp course, drainage, structure, completion.
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Questions we get asked first.
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Ask us a QuestionMany single-storey rear extensions fall under Permitted Development, so no application is needed. Two-storey extensions and most side returns do require planning. We assess this on the first visit and handle the application ourselves if needed.
Many single-storey rear extensions fall under Permitted Development, so no application is needed. Two-storey extensions and most side returns do require planning. We assess this on the first visit and handle the application ourselves if needed.
Many single-storey rear extensions fall under Permitted Development, so no application is needed. Two-storey extensions and most side returns do require planning. We assess this on the first visit and handle the application ourselves if needed.
Many single-storey rear extensions fall under Permitted Development, so no application is needed. Two-storey extensions and most side returns do require planning. We assess this on the first visit and handle the application ourselves if needed.
Many single-storey rear extensions fall under Permitted Development, so no application is needed. Two-storey extensions and most side returns do require planning. We assess this on the first visit and handle the application ourselves if needed.
Often paired with an extension.
Many extension clients also book us for the work that goes around the build. Booking it together usually saves money and time.