Building maintenance
Building Maintenance in Falmouth
Homes in Falmouth
As a harbour town on the south coast, Falmouth has many older terraces and Victorian houses, and plenty of them sit on steep streets close to the water. When you get in touch, tell us the age and type of your house and what the street outside is like. If the house is listed, any work on it needs listed building consent, and in a conservation area permitted development rights are narrower. The review on this page is from a Falmouth homeowner whose extension we built, who praised our communication and how promptly the project was finished. The photo shows one of our new builds.
“Miles and Marc carried out an extension at our home in Falmouth. We are so happy we chose them to carry out the building works. From start to finish there work has been top class, there communication is great and the project was finished in brilliant time. If you are planning any building works, we couldn't recommend them enough!”
What matters for building maintenance in Falmouth
Building maintenance in Falmouth ranges from fixing a single leak to larger repair work. Where you want more than a repair, we also build single and two-storey extensions, with the groundwork, structure and finishing all handled by us.
- Start by describing the house, the fault and the rooms it affects.
- Photographs help show the property as it stands today.
- Smaller repairs and bigger ones are handled by the same in-house team.
- If the work becomes an extension, building control checks it against the Building Regulations.
Questions about building maintenance in Falmouth
Have you worked on homes in Falmouth?
Yes. We are based in Falmouth as well as Truro, and the review shown here is from a Falmouth customer whose extension we carried out.
Do you take on Victorian houses?
Yes. Our renovation and refurbishment work includes character and period homes, and our repairs cover both small jobs and larger ones.
Would an extension on our terrace need planning permission?
Not always. Many single-storey rear extensions can go ahead under permitted development, within size limits, without a full planning application.