Kitchen Extensions

Your kitchen extension, how you want it

Kitchen extensions can vary in size and design and can be designed as small structures or larger ones. There are many types of extension designs to choose from, all of which can be seamlessly blended to your existing structure to complement your home.

Single-Storey Rear Extension: By extending the rear of your home, you can create an open-plan space that seamlessly connects your kitchen with a dining area or living space.

L-Shaped Extension: Ideal for corner plots, the L-shaped extension maximises both floor space and natural light while creating a multifunctional kitchen area, potentially incorporating a small dining area.

Open Plan Kitchen Extension: By removing walls and incorporating bi-fold doors or large windows, you can merge your kitchen with the outdoors, creating a harmonious transition between indoor and outdoor living spaces.

High performance roof options for your kitchen extension

With solid, tiled and glass roofs available, you can get the perfect roof solution for your kitchen extension. Tiled roofs can seamlessly blend with your homes current exterior and are available in several finishes and colours. Robust and weather-resistant, tiled roofs are fully insulated and offer fantastic thermal capabilities to keep your kitchen at a comfortable temperature all the time.

A glass roof will instantly brighten up your kitchen extension, while offering outstanding thermal performance. The solar-controlled glazing deflects the heat of the sun when it reaches a comfortable temperature, so your kitchen extension will be a comfortable temperature all year round, and its self-cleaning properties mean it requires zero maintenance. You can also add a roof lantern to your kitchen extension to create a stunning centrepiece and bring in more natural light.

Bring the outdoors in with your kitchen extension

You can open your kitchen extension up to your outside space to optimise natural light and ventilation by incorporating a set of bi-fold doors or sliding patio doors into the design. Their streamlined opening system, slimline frames and ability to create unobstructed outside views make them the ideal choice. They also help to maximise floor space whilst modernising your kitchen extension’s appearance and keeping it completely secure.

Reduce your energy bills with a kitchen extension

Not only will a modern kitchen extension seamlessly blend design aesthetics with practical functionality, but it will also help you reduce your energy bills due to its innovative thermal capabilities thanks to advanced double glazing, which can achieve incredible A-rated window energy ratings. In all our extension builds we incorporate fully-insulated walls and under cladding so no draughts will enter, and the sun’s rays will be absorbed.

Our high-quality range of award-winning windows and doors can be included in any kitchen extension design, providing additional energy efficiency benefits with their innovative manufacturing that will not only improve your carbon footprint, make your kitchen extension look and feel even better.

Can a conservatory or orangery be turned into a kitchen extension?

Quite simply, yes they can. Long gone are the days when a conservatory or orangery was just used as an extra living room and was unusable for most of the year due to being unbearably hot in the summer and freezing cold during the winter. With modern materials, designs and new technology, they can now be used all year round, meaning they are perfect as a kitchen extension.

A kitchen conservatory will add a real wow factor to a home and let in a huge amount of natural light, while an orangery is an elegant way to extend your kitchen space as it combines the perfect balance between a modern glass conservatory and a brick home extension.

Add value with a kitchen extension

Open plan living is hugely desirable, and not only will a well-executed kitchen extension elevate your home, but it will also significantly enhance its value. Our commitment to quality ensures that our extensions are built to last, appealing to potential buyers and adding to a property's overall appeal.

Planning permission for kitchen extensions

You can add a kitchen extension up to six metres on attached houses, or eight metres if your home is detached, without needing to apply for planning permission thanks to permitted development rules. You may need planning permission if you live in a listed building. If planning permission is required, we will sort all this out for you. Speak to our experienced team on whether planning permission is required, and we will sort it out for you.

Experts in kitchen extensions

All our kitchen extensions are individually project managed by our highly trained and experienced team of architects, installers and extension experts from start to finish. From the initial home survey, consultation and bespoke design process, right through to the final touches and aftersales care, our team of experts will work closely with you to understand your needs, preferences, and budget. With our expertise and a variety of extension types to choose from, you can craft the kitchen of your dreams.