Home Extensions Manchester

Some extensions qualify as permitted development, subject to limits, conditions and the property’s planning history. Other proposals need a planning application or prior approval. Check the proposed design with the local planning authority before work begins.

Size, foundations, access, drainage, structural openings, glazing, finishes and the way new space connects to the existing house all influence the quotation. Design and approval requirements also matter; an accurate price needs a defined scope.

Start with the rooms you need and how you move through the house. Compare garden space, daylight, boundaries and how the extension connects to existing rooms. A wraparound can change several spaces at once, while a rear or side design may suit a more focused brief.

The cost depends on the property, design, access, specification and scope of work. We discuss your requirements before preparing a project-specific quotation; there is no one-size-fits-all price.

The programme depends on design, approvals, the scale of work and conditions on site. A proposed schedule can be discussed once the scope is clear; completion dates are not guaranteed.

This depends on access, safety and how much of your home is affected. We can discuss likely disruption and whether temporary alternative arrangements may be appropriate.

You can get in touch at the idea stage or with existing plans. Tell us what you have in mind and we can discuss what information is needed for the next step.