Home Extensions in Bishops Cleeve

Bishops Cleeve has grown quickly, and many houses here sit on modern estates around the older core. Plenty of rear extensions at single-storey height need no full planning application, because permitted development rights apply within size limits. Wherever you live in the village, check whether the house is listed or in a conservation area: those rights are more limited in a conservation area, and a listed building needs listed building consent. Every extension still has to satisfy building control on its insulation, drainage, structure and foundations under the Building Regulations. The photo shows an ornate pale fireplace surround with a black stove and stone hearth from our own work, and the reviewer beside it praised a clear quote, good timekeeping and a tidy house at the end of each day.

“Repainting bathroom and box room. Very clear quote and generally good communication. Rousit and his dad turned up on time and did the work quickly but thoroughly. They left the place tidy each day and at the end. I would recommend them for this type of work.”

What matters for home extensions in Bishops Cleeve

Tell us how the house is used now, which part feels short of space and what you want the extension to achieve. We talk it through with you, including any kitchen, bathroom or refurbishment work you want done at the same time, then set out a free quote for the work we agree. When the work goes ahead, we manage the different trades involved.