Kitchen Extensions London

You can do this by phone on 0203 340 7112. With the consultation, we will assess what you want from a kitchen extension, touching on subjects like:

• What you like and dislike about your kitchen as it stands
• What layout or design you would like your kitchen extension to take
• Your possible future needs in a kitchen

After we have held the consultation with you, you can book a free site survey where we will ascertain practical possibilities for your kitchen extension.

This will be influenced by exactly what the work of building the extension necessitates. However, as a general rule, a basic single-storey extension could be priced from about £1,500 per square metre, while the cost could rise to £1,900 to £2,200 per square metre for a more individual extension.

Higher-specification finishes could bump up the per-square-metre cost even further – potentially to £3,000. In any case, though, it’s easy to contact us for a fixed-fee quotation.

As an extension is often deemed permitted development, you are unlikely to need planning permission. However, your kitchen extension would still need to tick a number of specific boxes to count as permitted development. For example, the extension would need to:

• Use materials visually similar to those in the prevailing house
• Exclude any verandas, balconies or raised platforms
• Be four metres or less in maximum height in the case of a single-floor rear extension

Of course – we can study your kitchen extension proposal closely and ascertain for you whether it would require planning permission. We know that the rules about what does and what doesn’t constitute permitted development can look confusing at first, but we can untangle those rules.

If we determine that the kitchen extension work would indeed call for planning permission, we can, on your behalf, undertake the entire administrative process of applying for that planning permission.

Yes. For example, we could fit out a new kitchen for you while also installing a new bathroom. With these two installation projects, there can be a lot of overlap in terms of the techniques and materials required; for example, both kitchens and bathrooms are often tiled to guard against water damage.

For this reason, having both rooms refitted on the same job can make both practical and financial sense. We can also refurbish various other areas of your property.