HOUSE EXTENSIONS & RENOVATIONS Chesterfield

Are you considering a house extension to gain more space, boost your property value, or adapt your home to changing needs? We provide expert home extension services across Chesterfield and the surrounding areas. Whether you're dreaming of a larger kitchen, a new bedroom suite, or a light-filled conservatory, we can guide you from concept to completion.

Regarding the building of your extension, the partitions, storage, heating lighting, fixtures and fittings can all be catered for by our teams of professional trades. You will only be dealing with one company so there will be not complaints from one trade to another ensuring minimal hassle and stress throughout the process.

Often you will have a firm idea about the extension you want but depending on the space you have available and budget you may be undecided. As an extension if a significant expense it is best to look at all possible options so that you don't change your mind at a later stage in the building aspect of your extension as this will add a disproportionate amount to your total expenditure.

You will have your own unique and specific requirements. We offer a wide range of extension types to suit every lifestyle and budget.

Single-Storey Extensions

A single-storey extension is a popular way to add space without dramatically altering your home's structure. Options include:

• Rear Extensions: Ideal for expanding kitchens, dining areas, or creating open-plan living spaces.
• Side Extensions: Often used to create utility rooms, extra bathrooms, or larger kitchens.
• Wrap-Around Extensions: Combine rear and side extensions to completely transform your ground floor layout.

Double-Storey Extensions

A double-storey extension doubles the space gained and is cost-effective per square metre compared to a single-storey build. Double-storey extensions require careful planning regarding structure, privacy, and neighbour consultations. Options include:

• Adding multiple bedrooms and bathrooms upstairs
• Enlarging ground-floor living space while adding upper-level rooms
• Creating master suites with en-suites and dressing rooms
  

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Kitchen Extensions

The kitchen is the heart of the home, and a bespoke kitchen extension can dramatically improve functionality and family life. Options include:

• Open-plan kitchen-dining-living rooms
• Kitchen islands and breakfast bars
• Skylights, lantern roofs, or bi-fold doors for natural light

Conservatory Extensions

Conservatories offer a beautiful bridge between home and garden. Options include:

• Victorian and Edwardian styles for classic charm
• Lean-to conservatories for a modern, minimalist look

Before deciding on the type of extension, consider:

• Budget: Different extension types and materials vary greatly in cost.
• Purpose: What function will the new space serve now and in the future?
• Property Style: The extension should complement your home's existing character.
• Planning Restrictions: Conservation areas or previous extensions may limit your options.
• Neighbours: Impact on their light, privacy, and space must be considered under planning rules.
• Access: Think about how construction traffic and materials will access your site.

A thorough consultation with us will enable us to ensure all these factors are thoughtfully addressed before you make any decisions.

Before diving into your renovation project, it’s important to have a clear plan and realistic budget. We can help you balance your design aspirations with practical solutions.

Here are a few key steps to think about:

1. Set a clear vision: Know what you want to achieve — more space, better flow, improved aesthetics, or increased value.
2. Plan your budget: Always include a contingency (around 10–15%) for unexpected costs.
3. Hire qualified professionals: Working with trusted local trades ensures compliance, safety, and quality.
4. Consider sustainability: Energy-efficient upgrades not only save money but also future-proof your home.
5. Timeline: Understand the stages of work so you can plan your living arrangements if needed.

Clearly we hope your qualified professionals will be ourselves, we can advise on sustainable and energy efficient options and regarding timelines; we can plan this with you and your family's needs in mind, as long as we have plenty of notice.

It’s often said that the kitchen is the heart of any home — and for good reason. You'll want a kitchen that are both practical and sociable. Open-plan layouts, central islands, and sleek integrated appliances are among the most sought-after features we’re seeing across Chesterfield.

Current Trends:

• Sustainable materials: Eco-friendly worktops made from recycled glass or quartz are rising in popularity.
• Two-tone cabinetry: Combining light and dark tones adds visual depth and style.
• Smart kitchens: Voice-controlled lighting and Wi-Fi-enabled ovens are now common in modern designs.

What to Consider:
When planning a kitchen renovation, think about your workflow — the “kitchen triangle” between the cooker, sink, and fridge still matters. It’s also important to balance aesthetics with durability. Natural stone looks beautiful, but quartz or composite worktops are often easier to maintain.

Pros: Adds real value to your property, improves day-to-day functionality, and enhances the home’s social appeal.
Cons: It can be one of the most expensive rooms to renovate, and high-end materials can quickly add up in cost.

A bathroom renovation can transform your morning routine and add a touch of luxury to your Chesterfield home. Whether it’s a spa-style ensuite or a family-friendly bathroom, we help you design a space that feels both stylish and practical.

Current Trends:

• Walk-in showers and wet rooms: These offer a contemporary, accessible design that feels spacious.
• Matte black or brushed brass fittings: These finishes continue to be on-trend in 2025, adding elegance to any bathroom.
• Natural textures: Stone-effect tiles, wood-look flooring, and soft lighting bring warmth to the space.

What to Consider:
Bathroom renovations require careful planning, especially when relocating plumbing. Good ventilation is key to avoiding damp and mould, and underfloor heating is an energy-efficient way to keep things cosy.

Pros: Enhances comfort and increases property value.
Cons: Plumbing changes can be costly, and high-humidity areas demand ongoing maintenance.

Living spaces are where you unwind, entertain, and create memories. Renovating your lounge can make a huge difference to how welcoming your home feels.

Current Trends:

• Open-plan layouts: Many homeowners are removing dividing walls to create more flow between the kitchen, dining, and living areas.
• Feature walls: Textured plaster, wallpaper, tiling, wood panelling, or bold paint colours can define a room’s personality.
• Built-in storage: Custom shelving and media walls are both functional and visually appealing.

What to Consider:
Think about natural light, traffic flow, and how you use the room. An open-plan space can feel airy but may reduce privacy or create noise challenges.

Pros: Improved comfort, modern appearance, and better use of space.
Cons: Structural changes can be expensive and may require building approval.

Bedrooms should be peaceful, personal, and well-designed. Whether you want a minimalist retreat or a cosy haven, a bedroom renovation can make a big impact on your wellbeing.

Current Trends:

• Muted, natural tones: Warm beiges, soft greens, and stone greys are replacing stark whites.
• Statement lighting: Pendant lights or wall-mounted lamps add character and free up bedside space.
• Fitted wardrobes: Tailor-made storage solutions make rooms feel more spacious and clutter-free.

What to Consider:
Consider how the room functions throughout the year — blackout blinds can help improve sleep, while proper insulation makes the space comfortable in all seasons.

Pros: Relatively simple and cost-effective to renovate, adds comfort and resale appeal.
Cons: Usually doesn’t increase value as dramatically as kitchens or bathrooms.

Kerb appeal matters just as much as what’s inside. Rendering, new windows, roof repairs, or landscaping can completely transform the look of your home. In Chesterfield's mix of traditional and modern properties, we often blend period character with modern energy efficiency.

Current Trends:

• Energy-efficient windows and doors: Improve insulation and reduce heating bills.
• Sustainable landscaping: Low-maintenance gardens with native plants are increasingly popular.
• Outdoor living spaces: Decking, patio areas, and garden rooms extend your home’s usable space.

What to Consider:
External renovations can require planning permission, particularly for listed or conservation-area properties around Chesterfield. Always check local council guidelines before starting.

Pros: Enhances curb appeal, improves energy efficiency, and often yields the highest return on investment.
Cons: Costs can escalate with structural work or unexpected discoveries like damp or rot.

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