Building maintenance
Building Maintenance in Playing Place
Homes in Playing Place
Playing Place is made up mostly of twentieth-century family homes and bungalows. For a house like this, repairs and extra space can come from one firm: alongside maintenance, we build single and two-storey extensions, run in-house from the groundwork up. If your home is in a conservation area, permitted development rights are more limited, so check before planning anything larger than a repair. Our work is rated 5.0 on Google, and the review shown here praises our professionalism and an on-time finish on a garden building. The photo shows one of our new-build homes in render and timber.
“Marc and Miles (and team) knocked down an old dilapidated garage and created the most incredible L-shaped garage/gym/office/garden room/pub from scratch for us. All the work was carried out with the upmost professionalism and it was completed on time. We didn't have to worry about a thing, Marc handled everything from start to finish. The new building looks absolutely stunning and everything is of very high quality and workmanship. I can't recommend this company highly enough.”
What matters for building maintenance in Playing Place
The job begins with what you tell us. Describe the house as it stands, what has gone wrong and what you want the space to do afterwards. On larger jobs we handle groundwork, structure and finishing in-house and manage the project ourselves.
- Say whether the work is a single fix or part of wider changes to the home.
- Share drawings or photographs if you have them.
- Any extension is checked by building control against the Building Regulations for foundations, structure, insulation and drainage.
Questions about building maintenance in Playing Place
Is a small repair worth calling about?
Yes. Building maintenance in Playing Place covers jobs as small as a leak, so there is no need to wait until there is something bigger to fix.
Do we need planning permission for a rear extension on our bungalow?
Possibly not. Many single-storey rear extensions are allowed under permitted development within size limits, with no full planning application. A listed building needs listed building consent, though.