How will the work be sequenced?
Extensions and refurbishments can involve structural work, plumbing, electrics, plastering, kitchens, flooring and finishes. Ask how those parts fit together and when decisions need to be made.
Bring the practical details
A good building conversation starts with what the property needs
- A few photographs of the areas involved
- Your postcode and the property type
- What you want to change or repair
- Whether you expect to live in the property while work takes place
- Any drawings, reports, or information about previous building work
- The parts of the house that must stay usable
The enquiry form lets you attach up to four photographs with your project outline.
Useful questions
How will changes be discussed?
Older homes can reveal surprises once work begins. Agree how changes to the scope will be explained and approved.
What if we need to stay at home?
Raise this early on so that access, safety, temporary facilities and daily tidying can be considered properly.
A useful boundary
This page does not give generic prices or planning advice
Those answers need current project information and, where relevant, professional guidance specific to the property. The first step is a proper conversation about the building work itself.
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