Extensions, loft conversions, renovations and renewables in Wimbledon, Morden, Raynes Park, Mitcham and Colliers Wood
We have built in Merton, and the work is below. One OKPW team designs your project, deals with the council and builds it, from the first drawing to the finished room.
Rear & loft extension, full refurbishment
A rear and loft extension that overhauled the scale of a terrace home, extending out and up while modernising the whole interior.
Planning here goes to the London Borough of Merton. Before we draw anything we check your address: whether it is in a conservation area, whether an Article 4 direction takes away permitted development, and whether the building is listed. Many rear extensions and loft dormers can go ahead under permitted development; where yours cannot, we prepare the drawings and the application for you.
Planning here goes to the London Borough of Merton. Many rear extensions and loft dormers in Wimbledon, Morden and Raynes Park can go ahead as permitted development, but a conservation area, an Article 4 direction or a listed building changes that. We check your address against the council's own maps before we draw anything, and prepare any application for you.
Rougemont Avenue, Morden: rear & loft extension, full refurbishment (18 weeks on site, 210m² house, £240k–£270k budget range).
All of it, including Wimbledon, Morden, Raynes Park, Mitcham and Colliers Wood. We survey for free.
A skip or scaffold on the public road usually needs a licence from the London Borough of Merton, and a parking bay may need suspending for deliveries. The council also sets the hours you can work. We tell you which apply to your street on the survey.
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