Builders in Kingston upon Thames for Extensions, Lofts & Refurbishment

We cover the whole of Kingston upon Thames (KT1 and KT2), including the streets around Canbury Gardens and Kingston Bridge. We also work in Surbiton, Teddington and New Malden, all within 4 km.

It depends on the street. Outside the conservation areas, many rear extensions and loft conversions to houses in Kingston upon Thames can be built under permitted development, and a lawful development certificate from the Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames confirms it. Inside a conservation area, or for a flat, a planning application is usually needed. We check which applies to your address first.

Most of the work in Kingston upon Thames is side return and rear extensions to terraces, and dormer lofts on semis. The typical properties are Victorian and Edwardian terraces and semis around the town centre and Canbury, with larger inter-war houses on Kingston Hill and Coombe. Each project has one point of contact, with design, structure, plumbing, electrics and roofing carried out by our own team.

The Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames. Where a project needs a planning application or a lawful development certificate, the drawings are prepared before work starts, and building control inspections are arranged at each stage of the build.

Our project diaries show a rear extension to a London stock brick terrace and the refurbishment of a period flat, each photographed at every stage, along with a detached house extension in Bookham, about 16 km from Kingston upon Thames.