Extensions

This extension had to be piled and timber framed due to the surrounding trees. We then opened up the back of the house to the extension creating this large kitchen/diner/living area. Externally we took all the pebbledash off the outside walls and then sprayed th whole house in Ecorend spray render giving the outside a complete facelift.

This basement extension saw us extending below the garden & driveway of this listed thatched cottage. We then created a tiered courtyard which led down to the basement extension. A new internal oak staircase links the old cottage to the new extension. We then installed a new driveway and garden back on top of the extension so no precious land was lost for the client. Finally we refurbed the existing cottage throughout creating an ultra modern but at the same time rustic feel.

This piled foundation kitchen extension involved us taking down two existing walls to create a huge open plan kitchen/diner

Here we extended 3m across the back of the house as well as removing the entire rear wall of the existing house. We also removed the dividing wall between the kitchen and the lounge. This created an enormous kitchen/diner/living area.

This part subterranean extension created an ensuite off an existing ground floor bedroom. New retaining walls were required to hold back earth, which was up to 3.4 metres at its highest point. The trickiest part of this job was getting rid of all the excavated soil as we were excavating the road we needed the machines to travel up. We persevered though.

The project was finished with floating slabs added to the roof of the extension which provided a terrace above with views of Wimborne & beyond.

Here we took off the flat roof and lantern of a previous single storey extension and took it up another storey. We then knocked through a small box bedroom into the extension giving the customer a large bedroom which they could then incorporate a dressing area & en-suite

Here we built a small rear extension, knocking the existing kitchen & lounge into the extension. This created an open plan kitchen/dining/living area as well as creating a downstairs shower room. Bi-fold doors were fitted across the back of the house ensuring this new room was flooded in daylight

The scope was to extend & completely refurbish the existing annexe so the home owners parents could move into it.  A vaulted ceiling & roof window was added to the bedroom extension which flooded the room in daylight.  High end sanitaryware was used for the bathroom and a bespoke Wren kitchen for the kitchen area.  The flooring was finished off with luxury vinyl for the living areas and premium carpet for the bedroom. The end product gave the customer more living space and a more modern feel to the property.

This two storey side extension and single storey rear extension involved us pulling down a detached garage. We then built a new garage, lounge & garden room on the ground floor. Then on the first floor we created two new dressing rooms & two new en-suites for existing bedrooms.

Here we demolished the existing garage & utility room and rebuilt a new garage & utility room on the ground floor. On the first floor we created a new bedroom & large en-suite

This was a two storey rear extension and single storey wrap around extension. The customer now benefits from a kitchen/diner twice the size they had before and a new utility room on the ground floor. On the first floor we turned their smallest bedroom into their master bedroom by doubling it in size and installing a brand new en-suite.

Here we extended 3m across the back of the house as well as removing the entire rear wall of the existing house. We also removed the dividing wall between the kitchen and the lounge. This created an enormous kitchen/diner/living area.  We also converted the garage to a play room.  Underfloor heating throughout the whole area. Traditional underfloor heating in the extension and then heat emission plates installed between the joists in existing areas. Aluminium bi-fold doors, french doors & roof lanterns provided the daylighting to the new areas.  Single ply membrane was used for the roof finish giving the rear of this property an ultra modern feel.