Construction

KB Carpentry undertakes a range of residential construction work, including extensions, renovations, timber frames, loft conversions, garden rooms, structural alterations and staircases. The suitability and scope of each project can be assessed during the initial consultation.

Yes. KB Carpentry can assist with home extensions intended to create larger kitchens, additional rooms or more flexible living space. The work must be planned around the existing property, approved drawings, structural requirements, access and any relevant planning or building control obligations.

KB Carpentry can undertake loft conversions and bespoke garden room projects. These spaces may be designed as bedrooms, home offices, studios, playrooms or leisure areas, depending on the available space and the permissions, insulation and structural work required.

Yes. Construction services include timber framing and selected structural work. Structural alterations must be properly assessed and may require calculations, drawings, building control approval or input from a structural engineer before work begins.

Requirements vary according to the property, location and type of work. Some smaller projects may fall within permitted development rights, while extensions, loft conversions and structural changes can require formal approval. Homeowners should confirm the relevant requirements before construction starts.

The timescale depends on the scale of the project, design complexity, approvals, availability of materials and any unexpected conditions found during the work. A garden room may follow a different schedule from a full extension or loft conversion. A clearer programme can be provided once the plans and site have been reviewed.