Structural construction phase within the Notting Hill house rebuild
Extensions, lofts & basements

More space, connected properly to the building.

Extensions, loft conversions and basement works planned around structure, access, light, services and how the added space will actually be used.

Structure-led planningBuildability before finishes.
Clear interfacesOld and new fabric considered together.
One delivery sequenceShell, services and interiors connected.
London & HertfordshireProjects reviewed from our Bushey base.
Types of work

Extra space is only useful when it belongs to the home.

We focus on the construction sequence and the points where the new work meets the existing property. Drawings, approvals and specialist information are reviewed case by case.

01

Rear & side extensions

Additional living space, improved connections and coordinated structural, service and finishing works.

02

Loft conversions

Roof-space conversion, stairs, services, insulation, rooms and finishes delivered as a connected scope.

03

Basement extensions

Complex below-ground works approached through the appropriate design, structural, waterproofing and access information.

Completed roof terrace at the Notting Hill project
Before construction

Information first. Sequence second.

Projects that change the envelope or structure rely on the quality of the design and approval information. We review what has been issued and identify practical dependencies before agreeing the construction programme.

  • Site access and existing-building constraints
  • Issued drawings and structural information
  • Waterproofing, insulation and service interfaces
  • Temporary works, neighbours and protection

Planning permission, building-control requirements, party-wall matters and specialist design needs vary by property. The final scope and programme are confirmed only when the required information and approvals are in place.

Relevant proof

Structural delivery and roof-level finishing.

The Notting Hill full rebuild included major structural intervention, new floor and roof elements, and completed garden and roof-terrace works.

Questions

Before we begin.

Do I need drawings before contacting you?

No. Early contact can help identify what information is missing. A confirmed construction scope will require enough design and approval information for the work involved.

Can you work with our architect and engineer?

Yes. We can review issued information, raise practical construction questions and coordinate delivery with the wider professional team.

Do basement projects need specialist input?

They commonly involve structural, waterproofing, access and approval considerations. The required specialists and information depend on the property and proposed work.

How is the programme set?

After the scope, approvals, structural information, access, specification and lead times are sufficiently clear.

Share the property, the space you need and the information you already have.

Send drawings or photographs with your enquiry. We aim to reply within one working day.