Project Pricing

Cost guide for
Extensions
Loft conversions
Home renovations

Get a clearer understanding of typical project costs, what influences pricing, and how we approach budgeting for high-quality home improvements across London.

Loft Conversions

Velux Loft Conversion
Velux loft conversion includes installing Velux windows in the loft space without making any structural changes. This allows the natural light to flood in and make the space bright and fresh, perfect for a modest bedroom, reading nook or even a home office.
Estimated Cost
Starting from £35K
Dormer Loft Conversion
A Dormer loft conversion involves constructing a box-shaped extension on a slanted roof, resulting in walls that form a right angle with the floor. This clever addition not only increases the available headspace but also expands the overall floor area.
Estimated Cost
Starting from £50K
Double Mansard Loft Conversion
A double Mansard loft conversion is the most spacious and extensive option available. This type of conversion involves constructing both a front and rear Mansard, adding an entire new storey to the property.
Estimated Cost
Starting from £60K
L-Shaped Mansard Loft Conversion
Create a truly unique living space with an L-shaped mansard loft conversion. This innovative design combines the elegance of a mansard roof with the versatility of an L-shaped layout, offering abundant floor space and a distinctive architectural feature for your home.
Estimated Cost
Starting from £70K
Hip to gable Loft Conversion
A hip to gable loft conversion is well-suited for end of terrace and detached houses. This type of conversion involves altering the inwardly slanted end roof of the house to create a vertical wall. By doing so, the original hip roof is transformed into a gable roof.
Estimated Cost
Starting from £65K
L-Shaped Loft Conversion with full back addition
An L-shaped Mansard conversion involves the construction of two mansard builds that are interconnected. Typically, one Mansard is built on the rear outrigger roof, while the other is constructed on the main roof, resulting in the distinctive L-shape of this type of conversion.
Estimated Cost
Starting from £75K
Half L-Shaped Loft Conversion
In an L-shaped loft conversion, two dormers are constructed and joined together. One dormer is built as a flat roof extension over the main portion of the roof, while the other dormer is positioned at the rear, covering half of the roof area. This creates a unique half L-shape when observed from above.
Estimated Cost
Starting from £65K
L-Shaped Loft Conversion With Balcony
An L-shaped loft conversion involves the construction and connection of two dormers. One dormer is built over the main part of the roof, while the other dormer is positioned at the rear, covering one half of the roof area. Additionally, the other half of the roof is transformed into a balcony, adding an outdoor space to the conversion.
Estimated Cost
Starting from £70K

Kitchen Extensions

Small Rear Flat Roof
This conversion builds a terrace kitchen extension with a flat roof. They are ideal for terraced or semi-detached homes. Flat roofs are more cost-effective. These usually extend the ground floor space of the outrigger.
Estimated Cost
Starting from £45K
Large Rear Pitched Roof
This rear extension has a sloping roof for better aesthetics. Skylights bring in more natural light, and bi-fold doors open onto the garden. The larger floor space offers more living space options.
Estimated Cost
Starting from £60K
Large Rear Flat Roof
It is a rear extension with a flat roof, which is economical in design. Using skylights will bring plenty of natural light to the new addition. Bi-fold doors seamlessly connect the addition to the garden.
Estimated Cost
Starting from £60K
Large Rear Single Pitched Roof
Double the visual impact with the roof design for your rear extension. It is both modern and suitable for period architecture. Entertain your guests in an open-plan kitchen or a perfect orangery with oversized skylights.
Estimated Cost
Starting from £70K
Large Rear Double Pitched Roof
This extension offers a more polished roof design, which blends seamlessly with existing period architecture. With extensive glazing, you can create a quiet sunlit sitting room for your kitchen well-connected to the outdoors.
Estimated Cost
Starting from £65K
Small Side Infill Flat Roof
Harmonise your Victorian floor plan with this easy extension. This infill can extend your kitchen or even become a utility room. Perfect for smaller properties, a flat roof ensures less build work.
Estimated Cost
Starting from £50K
Medium side infill flat roof
Utilise the awkward space of the side return of your Victorian home to add extra space to the rear of the property. A flat roof with skylights offers natural light and even head height.
Estimated Cost
Starting from £60K
Large Side Infill Flat Roof
It offers plenty more space for a larger kitchen, a bathroom, a home office, or a garden room. Increase your Victorian home’s square footage by unifying the old configuration for a practical, livable space.
Estimated Cost
Starting from £75K
Small Side Infill Pitched Roof
Incorporate a sloping roof into your infill to complement your home’s period architecture. Skylights offer natural light and extend your kitchen without using any main garden space. Ideal for small side returns.
Estimated Cost
Starting from £50K
Medium Side Infill Pitched Roof
Extend your kitchen in style or create a small dining area. It offers a versatile space by seamlessly integrating redundant space at the back of your Victorian home. A pitched roof enhances the aesthetics.
Estimated Cost
Starting from £60K
Large Side Infill Pitched Roof
Transform your kitchen area with an open-plan layout. Harness more natural light with skylights and create a bigger kitchen, dining area, bathroom, utility room, home office, home gym, or lounge area.
Estimated Cost
Starting from £75K
Rear & Small Side Infill Pitched Roof
Fill in the side return and build a small rear extension at the same time. Add double the space and save money. A pitched infill roof and flat rear roof prevents a boxed-in design.
Estimated Cost
Starting from £75K
Rear & Medium Side Infill Pitched Roof
Add more square footage to your period home by extending to the side and the rear. Our pitched infill roof enhances visual appeal, and the flat rear roof is practical and modern.
Estimated Cost
Starting from £70K
Rear & Large Side Infill Pitched Roof
A larger Victorian property can boost its value with a more usable floor area. Make use of the underutilised side return for infill and create a rear addition in one project.
Estimated Cost
Starting from £80K
Small Wrap-around Single Pitched Roof
Join your infill and rear extensions for a wrap-around. The single-pitched roof makes the addition visually appealing. Skylights create a light-filled large space perfect for open-plan living.
Estimated Cost
Starting from £65K
Medium Wrap-around Single Pitched Roof
This extension offers two living spaces or one large kitchen area with plenty of room for modern entertaining. The single-pitched roof design saves money while maximising style with natural light from skylights.
Estimated Cost
Starting from £75K
Large Wrap-around Single Pitched Roof
Discover optimal floor space for your ground floor with a roof design that is not too tricky but big on style. Create multiple rooms or living areas that blur into the garden with oversized glazed doors.
Estimated Cost
Starting from £95K
Small Wrap-around Double Pitched Roof
Tiny space? No worries. The double-pitched roof design makes up for the small size with a space-maximising look. Go bold on elegance and create a stunning extension that creates uniform space at your home’s rear.
Estimated Cost
Starting from £65K
Large Wrap-around Double Pitched Roof
Sunlit rooms or one big living area for all your loved ones to gather. Explore all the possibilities with this extension. Reconfigure your floor plan or extend your kitchen for the ultimate open-plan experience.
Estimated Cost
Starting from £80K
Medium Wrap-around Double Pitched Roof
A polished look for your period home extension will only increase its value. The double-pitched roof wrap-around can blend in or stand out as you wish. Plenty of room for entertaining or family entertainment.
Estimated Cost
Starting from £95K
Small Wrap-around Flat Roof
Functional spaces with a practical design. Give your wrap-around a minimalist profile. Join a side infill with a rear extension to create a unified space. Incorporate more glazing for space-enhancing ambience.
Estimated Cost
Starting from £50K
Medium Wrap-around Flat Roof
Cost-effective design with cleaner lines for contemporary spaces. An infill and a rear extension join to form a wrap-around. Extend your kitchen and add a stylish dining room well-connected to the outdoors.
Estimated Cost
Starting from £95K
Large Wrap-around Flat Roof
This addition combines a side return with a rear extension. The flat roof is economical to build, and the skylights bring in plenty of natural light. Maximise your extension capacity for spaces that set you free.
Estimated Cost
Starting from £90K
Frequently Asked Questions

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01.

What are the different types of home extensions and loft conversions?

There are many different types of loft conversions and home extensions available depending on your property and budget. In terms of loft conversions, you can choose a standard loft conversion as well as additional features such as a roof terrace or skylight. Other popular options include double mansard loft conversions, dormer loft conversions, and pod rooms.

A home extension can also help expand areas such as the kitchen or garage. The overall cost of a house extension depends on the specifications, size, materials, and style chosen. For example, pod extensions and utility room extensions may vary in price depending on the layout and finishes.

02.

How to estimate building costs for an extension?

There are many different types of loft conversions and home extensions available depending on your property and budget. In terms of loft conversions, you can choose a standard loft conversion as well as additional features such as a roof terrace or skylight. Other popular options include double mansard loft conversions, dormer loft conversions, and pod rooms.

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A home extension can also help expand areas such as the kitchen or garage. The overall cost of a house extension depends on the specifications, size, materials, and style chosen. For example, pod extensions and utility room extensions may vary in price depending on the layout and finishes.

03.

What are the different types of home extensions and loft conversions?

There are many different types of loft conversions and home extensions available depending on your property and budget. In terms of loft conversions, you can choose a standard loft conversion as well as additional features such as a roof terrace or skylight. Other popular options include double mansard loft conversions, dormer loft conversions, and pod rooms.

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A home extension can also help expand areas such as the kitchen or garage. The overall cost of a house extension depends on the specifications, size, materials, and style chosen. For example, pod extensions and utility room extensions may vary in price depending on the layout and finishes.

04.

How to estimate building costs for an extension?

There are many different types of loft conversions and home extensions available depending on your property and budget. In terms of loft conversions, you can choose a standard loft conversion as well as additional features such as a roof terrace or skylight. Other popular options include double mansard loft conversions, dormer loft conversions, and pod rooms.

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A home extension can also help expand areas such as the kitchen or garage. The overall cost of a house extension depends on the specifications, size, materials, and style chosen. For example, pod extensions and utility room extensions may vary in price depending on the layout and finishes.

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