Builders and joiners in Sidcup

Across Sidcup (DA14) most of the work is rear extensions, bathrooms and fitted storage on 1930s housing, along with the plumbing, electrics and joinery that go with it. Sidcup is largely postwar and 1930s housing built to a small number of house types, so most extensions and loft conversions there fall inside permitted development and the questions are practical rather than planning ones. Every job starts with a visit and a look at the property rather than a price guessed off a photograph.

No. Travel is included in the price of the work. Sidcup is roughly 9 miles from the workshop in Croydon, comfortably inside the 30 mile radius we cover, and that is stated up front rather than added at the end.

Yes. Sidcup is 1930s suburbia at its most consistent, which means well proportioned houses with roof space and back gardens that suit a straightforward extension or loft. We are happy to talk through the kind of work we have done near High Street when you get in touch.

Up to a point. Most of Sidcup was built to a handful of house types, so the same extension and loft questions come round again and again and there is a known right answer to most of them. Where it varies is what previous owners have already done, which is why we look before we price.

Yes, and it is made in our own workshop rather than ordered in. Wardrobes, media walls, bookcases, window seats and staircases are measured on site in Sidcup, built to the room, and fitted by the same team that made them. It can be part of a bigger build or a stand-alone job.

Usually within a week or so of you calling. Sidcup is around 9 miles from the workshop, so getting out to look is straightforward. Quotes are free, carry no obligation, and the price comes to you in writing before anything starts.