We cover nearly all of Birmingham. The south side, from Rubery and Longbridge to Northfield and Kings Norton, sits a short drive from our base in Bromsgrove.
Birmingham homes run from Victorian terraces in Moseley and Kings Heath to the 1930s semis of the outer suburbs. Hipped roof semis suit hip to gable loft conversions, and terraces suit rear dormers and side return extensions.
Every quote itemises the shell and each extra at the spec you pick. You pay nothing upfront, then in stages as the work is done.
Birmingham City Council decides planning for homes in the city, so the paperwork differs from Worcestershire. We prepare and submit it for you.
The city has 29, including Moseley, Harborne Old Village, Kings Norton and Bournville Village. Inside one, side extensions, two storey rear extensions and dormer lofts need planning permission, and some add Article 4 rules on top.
Outside a conservation area, a semi or detached house can gain up to 50 cubic metres of loft space, and a semi can take a single storey rear extension of up to 3 metres, without a planning application.
Nearly all of it. Give us your postcode on the first call and we will confirm.
Many hip to gable and rear dormer lofts on semis fall under permitted development, up to 50 cubic metres of extra space. We confirm this at the survey and can apply for a Lawful Development Certificate so you have it in writing.
No. The visit and quote are free, and your itemised quote comes back within 3 to 5 working days.
Tell us what you have in mind and we will book a free visit. Your itemised quote comes back within 3 to 5 working days.