Builders in Ashford for new-build and older homes
Ashford is roughly twenty-eight minutes from the workshop. The town's housing splits between Victorian terraces, Edwardian semis and a very large number of homes built since 2000.
Getting more from a newer house
Owners of post-2000 homes usually come to us because the house works but a room is missing. The most common answer is the garage. A recent Ashford job turned the integral garage of a 2010s detached house into a home office with a utility room, which gave the family two rooms without extending the footprint.
Larger rear and wrap-around extensions are the next step up, along with full renovations on 1960s to 1980s houses that need new kitchens, bathrooms and wiring at once.
Planning moves quickly here
Ashford Borough Council is an authority we file with every week, so submissions and revisions tend to move without surprises.
"We had our loft insulated and boarded. From start to finish the process was smooth, professional and stress-free. Malcolm upgraded the insulation and …"
Questions Ashford customers ask
Can you convert a garage on an Ashford new-build?
Yes. Garage conversions to offices, utilities and bedrooms are one of our most common Ashford projects.
Do I need planning permission to convert my garage?
It depends on the property. Some newer estates have had permitted development rights removed, so the planning history with Ashford Borough Council is worth checking first; our design and planning service can handle that.
Do you take on full renovations in Ashford?
Yes, including kitchens, bathrooms and rewiring on older homes as a single project run by one team.
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