Blog & News

Any kitchen serves as the central hub for the house and is probably an essential room in it. So, it's no surprise that kitchen extensions are among the most popular house improvements made to any property. But as with any home improvement project, there are a lot of factors to consider, with any one of them significantly impacting what you can expect to pay.

London is an ever-evolving city. From the stunning skyline which is constantly being modified to family homes being renovated to keep up with the newest architectural trends, buildings in the capital are always undergoing change. For any construction project, you'll need a structural engineer, and it's always important to work with the best. Here are just a few tips to help you to find the best structural engineer London has to offer.

Everyone loves their own little bit of space. After all, your home is somewhere where you can relax and take time to look after yourself after a hard day at work. It's understandable that more and more people are looking into house extensions to make the most of their space. However, many people don't know the reality of house extension costs. Here's all you need to know about what you can expect to pay for a house extension, and what you'll need to do to get started.

To undertake any significant modification to your home, whether it’s an extension, renovation, and even new builds, you will need to seek building control approval to ensure it's up to par with the building regulations. You will need a building control inspector to approve your building regulations and sign off certificate to the council. To do this you can go one of two ways, either private building control or through local authority building control. We’ll explain both. To get this, you can either go down the route of using local authority building control, or you can use private building control to formally approve your house extension and issue a certificate to the council.