01 · Extensions
House extensions that feel part of the home—not added onto it.
A successful extension is not only about adding square metres. It must connect properly to the existing structure, improve how the home works and carry the same level of care through the final finish.
Potential scope
What Styllo can coordinate.
Final inclusions are confirmed in the written project scope.
- Rear and side-return extensions
- Structural openings and steelwork
- Roofing, rooflights and external doors
- Kitchens and internal finishes
Before work begins
Resolve the connected decisions early.
- 01How old and new structures meet
- 02Access and occupied-home protection
- 03Drawings, engineering and Building Control
- 04Services, materials and sequencing
How it works
A clear route from first visit to handover.
Talk and site visit
Tell us what you are considering, where the property is and what matters most. The next step and site assessment can then be arranged.
Scope and proposal
The work is set out clearly, including assumptions, exclusions and the decisions needed before a start date can be agreed.
Plan and programme
Drawings, permissions, structural input, trades, materials and sequencing are coordinated around the project.
Build and handover
Work is managed on site, progress is communicated and the finished project is reviewed, snagged and handed over with relevant documents.
Useful questions
A practical starting point.
Can you work from drawings I already have?
Yes, subject to reviewing the drawings, supporting information and the intended scope at the outset.
Do I need planning permission?
That depends on the property and proposal. Styllo can discuss the build, while the appropriate planning professional or local authority should confirm the route for your project.
Can I stay in the property?
Often this is possible, but access, safety, services and protection need to be discussed for the specific programme.
Start a conversation
Planning work on your home? Let’s talk it through.
Call or email Marek with the property location, the work you are considering and when you hope to begin. Include a rough budget and useful photos or drawings by email where helpful.