Caerphilly's mix of housing gives extensions huge potential: the 1930s semis with generous side gardens are ideal for double-storey side extensions, the valley terraces suit full-width rear kitchen extensions, and the newer estates often have corner plots crying out for a wrap-around. We build across the whole borough — Caerphilly town, Bedwas, Llanbradach, Ystrad Mynach and beyond.
Planning here goes through Caerphilly County Borough Council, and we manage the whole application for you — drawings, submissions and building control sign-off. Many single-storey rear extensions fall under permitted development, which we'll confirm before you spend a penny on plans. See our work in Caerphilly or all our extension services.
That strip of grass beside a 1930s semi is the cheapest building plot you'll ever own. A double-storey side extension can add a garage, a bedroom and an en-suite — often adding more value than it costs.
The best-value move for Caerphilly's semi-detached homes: build sideways over the drive or garden strip and gain two floors of space for one roof and one set of foundations.
Corner plots and L-shaped gardens on the borough's newer estates suit a wrap-around — combining rear and side extensions into one big open-plan family space.
On valley terraces, a full-width rear extension replaces the cramped galley kitchen and outrigger with one wide, light kitchen-diner running the width of the house.