Modern house extension with large glass doors, wooden panelling, and potted plants, set against a clear blue sky.

A house extension in New Alresford planned properly

Four common design routes. One coordinated build. Regular consultations throughout.

Gain useful space without having to move

When the house feels cramped but the address still suits you, an extension can make moving unnecessary. We assess the plot, existing layout and way you want to use the new space before shaping a practical design. A rear, side, wraparound or multi-storey build may suit, depending on boundaries, access and the existing structure. We also consider natural light, garden links and the opening between old and new rooms. That stops the added space feeling like an afterthought tagged onto the back.

Man in a blue jacket thoughtfully opens a sliding glass door to a garden from a modern living room.

Every stage connected from ground to finish

We take the project from property assessment and design through groundwork, structure, services and internal finishing. Planning permission or permitted development may apply, while building regulations and structural design guide how the new work is built. We discuss these requirements early and coordinate the sequence on site. Openings, insulation, drainage and service routes are dealt with at the right stage, reducing avoidable changes once walls and finishes are already in place.

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What you gain

A larger home that still works as one

Space with a clear purpose

We shape the footprint around how you will use the room, not empty floor area.

Old and new connected

We plan openings and finishes so the extension belongs with the existing home.

The garden stays considered

We account for doors, views and outside access while developing the layout.

Frequently asked questions

Which type of house extension would suit my property?

We need to assess your plot, existing rooms, boundaries and intended use. Rear, side, wraparound and multi-storey layouts each solve different problems, so we discuss the practical limits before developing the design.

Will my extension need planning permission?

That depends on its size, position, design and the property itself. Some projects may fall under permitted development, while others need an application. Building regulations still apply where planning permission is not required.

Can we remain at home while the extension is built?

This depends on the amount of structural work and how services or access are affected. We explain the likely disruption and sequence in advance, including periods when particular rooms may be difficult to use.

Start your project

Start planning the extra room you need

Call us or complete the enquiry form with your property type, preferred layout and any drawings or ideas you have.