The 10 builders from Google's results for Bristol, ranked on Google rating, online presence and other factors. Updated 10 September 2026.
on GoogleBristol
Hallett Construction covers a range of residential projects in Bristol, including single or double-storey extensions, garage conversions and complete layout redesigns. The firm provides structural openings, knock-throughs and traditional brickwork, along with a full design and build service.
0117 251 0179 Annexe, 39 Northville Rd, Bristol BS7 0RQ
on GoogleBristol
Bristol Building Company offers domestic building, kitchen refurbishments, bathroom installations, extensions and loft conversions across Bristol. The team also carries out roofing services, general maintenance and structural repairs.
07977 116842 92 Bromley Rd, Bristol BS7 9JE
on GoogleKeynsham, Bristol
By Design Construction Services builds modern single and double-storey home extensions across Bristol and Keynsham. The firm also constructs kitchen extensions, contemporary garden rooms and custom outdoor spaces such as garden offices.
0117 203 4101 15 Charlton Park, Keynsham, Bristol BS31 2NB
on GoogleBristol
New builds and general construction form the main focus for Bristol Builders Network, catering to both residential and commercial sectors. The firm manages design and build projects for property owners across Bristol.
0800 083 0080 Suite 1 Penny Brohn UK Chapel Pill Lane Pill, Bristol BS20 0HH
on GoogleBerkeley
Chamberlain Bros. Construction Ltd provides complete project management for construction and refurbishment work throughout Bristol and Gloucestershire. Services include property refurbishments, building adaptations, barn conversions and general building work.
01454 317117 Budstone House, A38, Berkeley GL13 9JY
on GoogleBristol
Ucreate Builders is a Bristol-based construction company providing general building services to domestic clients. The firm carries out a range of home improvement projects across the local Bristol area.
on GoogleBristol
Mogford Prescott Ltd is a Bristol builder specialising in property alterations, home extensions and bathroom fitting.
0117 205 0596 12 High St, Bristol BS9 3DU
Bristol
Dave Robbins Builder carries out general building, property maintenance, plastering and brickwork across Bristol. The team handles kitchen extensions, loft conversions, patio construction and roof repairs for projects of all sizes.
Clifton, Bristol
Spiller Builders delivers design and build services for residential and commercial clients across Bristol, Bath and London. Groundworks, traditional masonry and modern construction are all undertaken from its Clifton base.
0117 923 8848 The Coach House, 26 King's Parade Mews, Clifton, Bristol BS8 2RE
Clifton, Bristol
Hotchkins Group delivers property refurbishments, renovations and construction services across Bristol and nationwide. The firm handles projects for commercial, domestic, healthcare, retail and education sector clients.
07811 445898 18 Whiteladies Rd, Clifton, Bristol BS8 2LJ
In Bristol, small structural job typically costs £1,600 – £5,500. Labour in Bristol runs 8% above the UK median, which accounts for most of the difference from the same job elsewhere.
These are the firms from Google's results for "builders bristol". They are ranked on Google rating, online presence and other factors.
The figures above are Bristol ranges. These explain what drives them, so you can read a quote properly.
Per-square-metre rates for light, standard and full renovations, prices job by job, rates by region, and the VAT, fees and contingency that sit on top of the build.
2026 prices for single and double garage conversions by garage type and room, what a quote should include, the fees and VAT around the build, and the rules in each UK nation.
Which jobs are notifiable, how the application routes work, what building control inspects, and what a completion certificate is worth when you come to sell.
For anything over about £10,000, yes. The JCT Home Owner contract is short, plain English and free to buy. It fixes the payment schedule and the process if things go wrong, which is exactly what an informal arrangement does not.
Materials up front is reasonable. A large percentage of the total is not. Stage payments against completed work are the norm, and a firm insisting on 50% before starting is a warning sign.