Do you offer free estimates?

Yes. We provide clear, no obligation estimates so you can make an informed decision without pressure.

Is my loft suitable for conversion?

Most lofts can be converted in some form. We assess structure, access and head height and give honest advice about what is realistic.

Do you remove all waste and spoil during site clearance?

Yes. Site clearance includes removing debris and spoil so the area is left clean, safe and ready for the next stage of work.

Building FAQs | Builders in Rugby & Warwickshire

Do we need planning permission for a home extension?

Some extensions fall under permitted development, while others require planning permission. We can advise early on what applies to your property and help you understand the next steps.

Can we stay in our home while the extension is built?

In most cases, yes. We plan work carefully to minimise disruption and keep your home usable throughout the build wherever possible.

How long does a typical home extension take?

Timescales vary depending on size and complexity, but we will always provide a clear outline before work begins so you know what to expect.

Do you manage all trades involved in the extension?

Yes. We manage the full build, including structural work, roofing, plumbing, electrics and finishes, so responsibility stays clear and organised.

What materials do you use for driveways?

We work with block paving, stone, gravel and asphalt. The right choice depends on how the driveway will be used, drainage requirements and the style of the property.

How long does a new driveway last?

A properly prepared and installed driveway should last many years. Good groundwork and drainage play a key role in long-term performance.

Will access to our home be affected during the work?

There may be short periods where access is limited, but we plan work carefully and keep you informed so disruption is kept to a minimum.

Can you improve drainage as part of the project?

Yes. Drainage is considered as part of every driveway and paving project to avoid standing water and future problems.

Is my loft or garage suitable for conversion?

Most properties are suitable in some form. We assess structure, access and head height early on and give honest advice about what is realistic.

Do conversions require planning permission?

Many loft and garage conversions do not require planning permission, but this depends on the property and design. We can guide you through this clearly.

How disruptive is a conversion project?

We plan work to reduce disruption and keep the site tidy. Much of the work is contained within the conversion area itself.

Will the new space feel like part of the home?

Yes. We focus on insulation, layout and finishes so the converted space feels comfortable and properly integrated with the rest of the house.

What types of structures do you demolish?

We carry out demolition of garages, outbuildings and other small to medium residential structures as part of preparation for building work.

Is demolition work disruptive?

There will be some noise and activity, but we work in a controlled and organised way to minimise disruption and keep sites tidy.

Do you remove all waste and spoil from the site?

Yes. Site clearance includes removal of debris and spoil so the area is left clean, safe and ready for the next stage.

Can demolition and building be handled together?

Yes. Because we are builders as well, we can manage demolition and follow-on construction, helping the project move forward smoothly.