Redditch became a new town in 1964. The Development Corporation built estates such as Church Hill, Matchborough, Winyates and Woodrow, next to older districts like Headless Cross and Webheath.
That gives Redditch houses from every era, from Victorian terraces to homes built in the new town years. A 1970s estate house and a Victorian terrace need different structural work, so we survey before we price.
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.
Redditch Borough Council decides planning here, not Bromsgrove. North Worcestershire Building Control covers both towns, so sign off follows the same process.
Some new town estates use shared footpaths and garage blocks. We plan skip and delivery access before we start, so the build stays tidy for your neighbours.
Many single storey rear extensions and loft conversions in Redditch fall under permitted development. We confirm it at the visit.
Yes, across B97 and B98, including Headless Cross, Webheath, Church Hill, Matchborough and Winyates.
Redditch Borough Council. We prepare the drawings and submit the application for you.
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.