New builds
New Builds in Playing Place
Homes in Playing Place
Most houses in Playing Place were built in the twentieth century, a mix of family homes and bungalows, so a new build here will usually have neighbours of that era. When you get in touch, describe the plot, the houses around it and whether the ground is level, and mention any drawings you have had prepared. The homeowner whose review is shown here had a large extension built by us and praised our clear communication and the quality of the workmanship. We are rated 5.0 on Google.
“Miles and Marc built a large extension on our house. The process was great from start to finish, with clear communication throughout and quality workmanship. I would happily have them back for any future building projects.”
What matters for new builds in Playing Place
A new house moves through groundwork, structure and finishing in that order, and our own team manages the programme as well as doing the building. When we carry out new builds in Playing Place, the house stays in our hands from the foundations to the final finishing work.
- First, a conversation about the home you want, the plot as it stands and any plans or photographs.
- Preparing the ground and laying foundations that suit the site.
- The structural build, carried out by our own team.
- Finishing work, through to a completed house.
Questions about new builds in Playing Place
We live in a bungalow. Would extending be an alternative to building new?
It can be. Alongside new homes we build single and two-storey extensions, and for a bungalow a single-storey addition at the rear may fall within permitted development, which avoids a full planning application as long as size limits are respected. Any extension also has to comply with the Building Regulations covering drainage, insulation, structure and foundations, with building control checking compliance.
Do we need finished drawings before we contact you?
No. A description of the house you have in mind and the site as it is today is enough to begin, and any plans or pictures you do have are worth sending.
Does permitted development apply everywhere?
No. Inside a conservation area the rights shrink, and a listed building needs listed building consent before any work is done to it.
Contact
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