Builders in Mitcham for extensions, loft conversions, kitchens, bathrooms and full refurbishments across CR4. Free quotes, fully insured.
We work right across Mitcham, from the Victorian and Edwardian terraces around the Cricket Green to the interwar semis on the roads towards Figges Marsh and Pollards Hill. Different houses, different problems, same team and same standards.
Mitcham sits in the London Borough of Merton, so drawings, building control and planning applications go through Merton. We handle that side for you, along with the party-wall agreements the terraces almost always need.
Two jobs come up here more than any other. Side return extensions on the terraces, which turn a narrow galley kitchen into a proper family room, and hip to gable loft conversions on the 1930s semis, which buy a double bedroom and an en-suite without touching the garden.
Mitcham mixes Victorian cottages around Cricket Green with interwar semis and later infill development, so the constraints change from street to street. The cottages often need careful structural work: removing chimney breasts, replacing failed lintels and opening up ground floors that were built as separate small rooms. The interwar stock is more predictable and suits standard rear and side extensions.
The Cricket Green conservation area covers a substantial part of older Mitcham, and alterations to frontages there are assessed closely by Merton council. Rear work is usually far less contentious. We will establish at the first visit whether your property sits inside the boundary, because it affects both what is possible and how long approval takes.
In Mitcham we are asked for a mix of structural work on the older cottages and conventional extensions on the interwar stock. Chimney breast removal, lintel replacement and opening up small ground-floor rooms come up regularly on the period properties.
A single bathroom or a full house refurbishment, managed start to finish by one team.
A named contact, agreed dates and a straight answer whenever you want an update.
The visit costs nothing. We look, we listen, and we put a written price together.
Mitcham sits in Merton, and the Cricket Green conservation area covers a large part of the older centre, where alterations to frontages need particular care. We sort drawings, building control and any party-wall agreements before a spade goes in the ground.
Mitcham mixes Victorian cottages around Cricket Green with interwar semis and later infill, so no two streets have quite the same constraints Our own team does the work, so the people who quoted the job are the people on site.
The finishes are ours too, from plaster and tile through to the final coat.
The final check is done with you, not on your behalf.
Yes. We work right across Mitcham (CR4) and the surrounding streets, including Cricket Green, Figges Marsh, Pollards Hill, Ravensbury, Eastfields and Lonesome, on jobs of every size from a single bathroom to a full renovation.
Most extensions, loft conversions and structural jobs do. Mitcham falls under London Borough of Merton, and we work to their planning and building control requirements, helping you get the drawings, approvals and party-wall agreements in order before we start.
Some of it will be. The streets around the Cricket Green sit in a conservation area, which usually means anything visible from the road needs planning permission and materials that match what is already there. We check the address before we design anything, so there are no surprises later.
We are based in Croydon, a short drive away, so a first visit to Mitcham can usually be arranged within a few days. After that we book the work in around your schedule.
Yes, and there is no obligation. Plenty of people get a quote and think about it.
We are fully insured, and careful with everything around the work area.
Send us a message and we will arrange a visit and a written quote.
