Builder & Building Contractor — Bracknell

Local Builder in Bracknell — Extensions and Renovations Across RG12

Bracknell was designated a post-war New Town in 1949, which means the overwhelming majority of its housing stock dates from the 1950s through to the early 1980s. Semi-detached and link-detached houses dominate on estate roads across Great Hollands, Hanworth, Easthampstead, and Wildridings. These properties typically have side access, flat or gently sloping rear gardens, and brick-and-block cavity wall construction. Larger detached homes appear on roads such as those in Birch Hill and around the Town and Country Club area. More recent development has added modern estates in areas such as Jennett's Park on the southern fringe of the town.

Rear kitchen extensions are by far the most requested project in Bracknell. The 1960s and 1970s semis typically have a small kitchen at the back of the house that does not suit modern open-plan living — extending by even four or five metres transforms the ground floor. Loft conversions are increasingly popular too, converting the standard cold loft above 1960s–70s properties into bedrooms or home offices without touching the footprint below. Bracknell's relatively affordable property values mean owners invest in extensions rather than moving.

• ✓Kitchen Extensions
• ✓Single Storey Extensions
• ✓Double Storey Extensions
• ✓Loft Conversions
• ✓Small Residential Builds
• ✓Renovations & Refurbishments
• ✓Groundworks & Foundations
• ✓Brickwork & Blockwork
• ✓Roofing
• ✓Garage Conversions
• ✓Basement Conversions