Builders in Surbiton

The buff-brick rear extension pictured below is a good example: brick chosen to sit comfortably against the original house, a glazed corner to pull light deep into the plan, and a kitchen-diner opening onto the garden. It's the pattern many Surbiton families ask for — more room to cook, eat and live together at the back of the house, with the period frontage untouched.

We're ten minutes away in Chessington, so Surbiton jobs get the same treatment as our own street: realistic schedules, a tidy site, and Glen and the team on the phone whenever you need them. From first sketch to final coat of paint, one team sees it through.

Victorian and Edwardian houses bring their own puzzles — solid walls, shallow footings, floorplans that hide their best light. Solving those puzzles is our favourite kind of work, whether that means a loft behind a mansard roofline, a knocked-through kitchen off Upper Brighton Road, or a bathroom squeezed elegantly into an awkward return.