About this project:

This homeowner wanted to replace a tired, hard-to-use conservatory with proper year-round living space at the rear of their detached home.

The single-storey extension is built in matching facing brickwork with an engineering-brick plinth and a flat roof, complementing the original house. A central glazed roof lantern floods the room with daylight, while uPVC French doors open onto the patio and garden. Internally it was opened up to the existing kitchen to create a bright, open-plan kitchen, dining and seating space.

As the works created new habitable accommodation, Part O (Overheating) compliance was demonstrated using the simplified method — confirming the design met the requirements without the need for dynamic thermal modelling.

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What the client says:

Review:

"Excellent service from start to finish, Ross kept us updated throughout the process and was able to make any changes to fit in with our ideas. Excellent friendly professional service."

John & Natalie Mawer