Builders in New Malden for loft conversions, extensions, kitchens, bathrooms and full refurbishments across KT3. Free quotes, fully insured.
We cover the whole of New Malden, from the streets either side of the station to Motspur Park, Old Malden and the larger houses up towards Coombe. Most of what we do here is helping families get more out of a house they already like.
New Malden falls under the Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames, so that is where the building control and planning side goes. We sort the drawings and approvals before anyone lifts a tool, and we deal with the neighbours on party-wall notices where the job needs them.
The 1930s semis that fill much of New Malden take a loft conversion well, and a rear extension at the same time is often the sensible move because it is one set of scaffolding, one set of upheaval and one clean finish at the end.
New Malden is largely Edwardian and interwar housing with deep rear gardens, which makes it good territory for substantial rear extensions. Loft conversions are increasingly common on the roads towards Coombe, where the roof pitches suit a rear dormer and the added bedroom makes a real difference to the value of the house.
The roads towards Coombe carry a significant number of tree preservation orders, and mature trees close to a proposed extension change the foundation design rather than just the planning position. New Malden comes under Kingston, whose householder guidance is clear but applied fairly strictly. We check both the TPO position and the planning history before designing anything.
Substantial rear extensions and rear dormer loft conversions are the two jobs we do most in New Malden. Where mature trees sit close to the works, we involve a structural engineer early so the foundation design is right first time.
One room or the entire property, run by the same team from the first visit onwards.
We work to an agreed schedule and tell you early if anything is going to shift.
First we come and see it properly. The written quote follows, with no chasing.
New Malden comes under Kingston, and the roads towards Coombe carry a lot of tree preservation orders that need checking before any foundation work is designed. We sort drawings, building control and any party-wall agreements before a spade goes in the ground.
New Malden is largely Edwardian and interwar housing with deep rear gardens, and a growing number of loft conversions on the roads towards Coombe Our own team does the work, so the people who quoted the job are the people on site.
Carpentry, plastering, tiling and decorating, finished by the team that built it.
You sign it off, not us. Anything not right gets put right first.
Yes. We work right across New Malden (KT3) and the surrounding streets, including Coombe, Motspur Park, Old Malden and the streets around New Malden station, on jobs of every size from a single bathroom to a full renovation.
Most extensions, loft conversions and structural jobs do. New Malden falls under Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames, 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.
Yes. Larger plots come with their own considerations, from tree protection orders to how much of the garden you are allowed to build on, and we work through those with you at the drawing stage rather than discovering them halfway through.
We come over from Croydon, so a first visit to New Malden is usually a few days away. We will give you a written quote after that visit, with no pressure to go ahead.
Yes. We visit, price it in writing, and leave you to think it over.
Full insurance, and dust protection as standard rather than an extra.
Get in touch and we will come out, talk it through and put a price together.
