The 10 builders from Google's results for Southampton, ranked on Google rating, online presence and other factors. Updated 10 September 2026.
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Precision Builders South Ltd handles property extensions, conversions, and refurbishments in Southampton, Chandler's Ford, and nearby areas. The team works with homeowners, main contractors, and property developers on general building projects.
on GoogleShirley, Southampton
Based in Shirley, Georgehenry Builders completes new builds, house extensions, and full property refurbishments across Hampshire. The firm manages projects through every stage, handling everything from initial planning to building control sign-off.
07909 333814 8 Cedar Ave, Shirley, Southampton SO15 5GW
on GoogleEastleigh
MJH Builders delivers general construction services in Eastleigh and the surrounding areas. Its scope of work includes loft conversions, home extensions, kitchen and bathroom installations, structural repairs, and commercial building projects.
07891 638636 66 Underwood Rd, Eastleigh SO50 6FW
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TW Builders constructs new builds, extensions, loft conversions, and garden rooms throughout Southampton and Winchester. Its team also provides property maintenance, hard landscaping, driveways, and patio installations.
07770 395026 81 Millais Rd, Southampton SO19 2FX
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Southampton Builders Merchant operates as a trade counter and timber yard based in Millbank Wharf. The site supplies building materials, bricks, and timber to both trade tradespeople and the public across the region.
023 8063 3833 Millbank St, Southampton SO14 5AG
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Rob Watkins provides building contractor services throughout Southampton, covering house extensions, loft conversions, and new build projects. The team handles full architectural planning, design, and project management for residential renovations.
on GoogleTotton, Southampton
DC Builders Ltd completes home extensions, property conversions, and general building projects across Hampshire. Operating from Totton, the firm also handles kitchen and bathroom installations for domestic properties.
023 8036 6963 146 Salisbury Rd, Totton, Southampton SO40 3LQ
Sholing, Southampton
House extensions, loft conversions, and garage conversions are carried out by Local Builders & House Extensions in Southampton. The team also undertakes basement excavations, new house builds, and structural repairs.
023 8065 8677 84 Sullivan Rd, Sholing, Southampton SO19 0JL
Bursledon, Southampton
Redoak Builders delivers residential construction services across Bursledon, Southampton, and the wider Hampshire area. The business manages house extensions, home refurbishments, kitchens, and garden construction projects from initial plans through to completion.
07717 750829 Fox Fields, Dodwell Ln, Bursledon, Southampton SO31 1AD
Southampton
Figgins Construction provides general building and property development services in Southampton and surrounding areas. The company handles residential construction projects and refurbishments for local homeowners.
In Southampton, small structural job typically costs £1,600 – £5,500. Labour in Hampshire runs 5% 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 southampton". They are ranked on Google rating, online presence and other factors.
The figures above are Southampton 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.