House extensions in Reigate
In Reigate, an extension is rarely the only thing a house needs. Much of the town's housing is Victorian, Edwardian or inter-war, and by the time a family decides to add space, the kitchen is tired, the wiring dates from an earlier refurbishment and the ground floor is divided in a way that no longer suits how anyone lives. The question we are most often asked here is not how to extend, but whether to extend and renovate at the same time.
Usually the answer is yes, and it is less disruptive to plan both together than to do them years apart. The steelwork that opens the back of the house, the new drainage runs and the rewiring for a larger kitchen are all easier to install while the rear wall is open than after the new room has been plastered and decorated. We plan the extension and the renovation as one programme, sequenced so that the parts of the house you are living in are disturbed for as short a time as possible.

