3 things you should know about home extensions Property Extensions
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First time looking for an Extension Specialist and not sure where to start? Tell us about your project and we’ll send you a list of Extension Specialists to review. There’s no pressure to hire, so you can compare profiles, read previous reviews and ask for more information before you make your decision.
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Are you planning a kitchen extension? Or perhaps you’re considering a bathroom or conservatory extension for your home? Tell us the details of your property extension and we’ll find the right specialist builders for your project.
Based on your requirements, Bark will reach out to relevant extension builders. We’ll match you with free quotes from the best extension specialists in your area. Receive a notification each time a new quote arrives, or check them in your own time.
Compare the cost of building your extension with each specialist and check their company reviews. You can also speak to each property extension professional either online or by phone, before booking any work with them.
Thinking of getting a property extension? Check out this article for the most important things to know before getting one!
The cost of building an extension is determined by a number of factors, including size, specification, and your location. You may be planning a basement conversion, a single storey extension, a downstairs toilet extension, or an extension over your garage. Whatever you have in mind, our experts will take a detailed brief in order to provide an accurate quote for the work.
In many cases, you can extend your home under Permitted Development (PD). For example, under PD you can extend a detached property by 8m to the rear, if it’s a single-storey extension, or by 3m if it’s double. Check with your local council and your extension specialist before you get too far into the planning stages, because your project may not meet all the criteria for PD.
Most insurers won’t cover any loss or damage incurred while a property is undergoing alteration or renovation. If you’re carrying out extension works and managing the project yourself, it’s worth discussing your project with an insurance provider, before any work begins. You may need to arrange a specific extension policy to cover the new works and the existing structure. It’s also worth enquiring about a 10-year structural warranty, as this can be provided on some new extension works.
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