Straight answers on what jobs cost, how the work is done and what to look out for, from the team that does it day in, day out across Peterborough and Stamford.
Most single storey rear extensions on ordinary houses in Peterborough can be built without a planning application, thanks to permitted development rights.
Most single-storey extensions in Peterborough go ahead without a planning application, thanks to permitted development rights.
Ask three builders what a natural stone patio costs and you will get three different answers, mostly because the slabs are the small half of the bill.
Plenty of extensions in Stamford go ahead without a full planning application, but the town's historic core changes the picture more than most places in the area.
Every barn conversion quote starts with the same honest answer: it depends on the barn.
Ask three estate agents and you will get three answers, but the pattern in Peterborough is fairly consistent: heated, insulated floor space that works all year tends to lift a valuation, while a bolted-on glass room usually does not.
Stamford is one of the most protected towns in England, so the honest answer is: it depends on where in town you live and what you want to build.
Buyers in Peterborough are spoilt for choice, with everything from Victorian terraces near the city centre to newer estates in Hampton and Werrington competing for attention.
A single storey extension is one of the most popular ways Peterborough homeowners add space without moving.
A full house renovation in the Peterborough area typically runs from three months to nine months, and occasionally longer for larger period properties.
Most single storey rear extensions in Peterborough are built without a full planning application, because they fall under permitted development rights.
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