What an extension costs. Method first, numbers when they are real.
This page will carry our regional cost bands, built from real quotes and finished projects rather than national averages. Until those exist, here is exactly how we price, so you can judge any builder's number, including ours.
Our pricing method
Measured survey first. Then a written specification. Then a fixed price against that specification, itemised so you can see what drives the number. Assumptions are stated in the quote, and anything discovered later is priced in writing before work continues.
The cost bands that will live here
Single-storey rear extensions, two-storey extensions and wraparounds, each as a range with the specification and assumptions that produced it, and the date the band was last checked.
Each band will be published here once it has been checked against real quotes.
| Project type | Typical band | What that includes |
|---|---|---|
| Single-storey rear extension | Being confirmed | Being confirmed |
| Two-storey extension | Being confirmed | Being confirmed |
| Wraparound | Being confirmed | Being confirmed |
Being confirmed means the detail is real but not yet locked for publication; it is confirmed in your written quote.
The only number that matters
Ranges set expectations; they never buy a building. Figures on this page, once published, are indicative and confirmed in your written quote. The quote is fixed against its scope, and our price promise means the number on it is the number you pay.
Book a Free ConsultationWhat every published band will show
- The project type and size range it covers
- The specification level it assumes, referenced to The Lifecycle Spec
- What is excluded: kitchens, made-to-order glazing, party wall costs and similar
- The date it was last checked against real quotes
- A plain line that your written quote is exact and this page is not
Nothing on this page will ever be a countdown, a today-only discount or a pressure tactic. Ranges with receipts, or nothing.
Common questions
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