Kitchen Extension Specialists in Hammersmith

Wraparound – A wraparound extension combines a rear and side return extension, creating a large open-plan space ideal for kitchens, dining, and living areas, maximizing both light and functionality.

Side Return – This extension utilizes the narrow space alongside your house, ideal for Victorian or Edwardian properties, to create additional kitchen space while maintaining a compact footprint.

Two-Storey Extension – A two-storey extension adds not only a spacious kitchen on the ground floor but also extra room upstairs, perfect for growing families needing additional bedrooms or offices.

Rear Extension – Extending out into the garden, a rear extension provides a larger kitchen and dining area while maintaining direct access to outdoor spaces. It’s versatile and popular for modern, open-plan designs.

Not always! Many kitchen extensions fall under permitted development rights, which allow certain home improvements without the need for planning permission. These rules typically apply to modest extensions that meet specific criteria, such as limits on height, size, and how far they extend from the original structure. 

Yes, a well-designed kitchen extension can significantly increase your property’s market value, often providing a good return on investment for the costs you incur on the new space.

At Good Design & Build, we pride ourselves on delivering bespoke kitchen extensions that reflect your unique lifestyle and the character of your home. We understand that no two families or properties are the same, which is why every project we undertake is tailored to your specific needs and desires. From the initial concept to the final build our project management process, ensures a smooth and stress-free experience for all our clients.

The timeline depends on the project size and complexity, but most kitchen extensions take between 8-16 weeks to complete, excluding the planning phase.

The cost of a kitchen extension depends on factors such as size, design complexity, and the type of extension Other considerations include structural work, planning permission, labor costs, and any necessary utility adjustments.

Yes, it is the only way to make sure your plans are well within the recommended guidelines. When you want a bespoke design to fit your requirements, an architect is the best person to draw up that design. Our Design phase is there just for that; to enable a smoother transition to the Build phase with practical and technical designs that complement your house and your needs. These are essential to secure planning consent and for building control and construction.

Suitability is the best place to start. Finding out whether you need planning permission is the first requirement. Property inspection by experienced professionals helps identify your choices to extend and suitability to build. Learning about the total cost of each extension early on will help you decide on a budget.