The 10 extension builders from Google's results for Wimbledon, ranked on Google rating, online presence and other factors. Updated 10 September 2026.
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Paytearchitects London handles loft conversions and home extensions across London. The practice designs structural additions, incorporating features such as mezzanines, skylights, and dormers while managing building regulations and planning permissions.
020 3984 8501 10 Shepherds Bush Rd, London W6 7PJ
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Shape Architecture undertakes residential extension and building design projects across Wimbledon and South West London. The practice works on projects of various sizes, creating plans for house extensions and property modifications.
020 3770 6360 chester House, 81-83 Fulham High St, London SW6 3JA
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Alstruct Ltd provides house extensions, loft conversions and basement conversions for homeowners in Chiswick and West London. Its services also include groundworks, full property renovations and garden landscaping.
020 8080 8240 15B Raven Rd, London E18 1HB
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Home Tales assists with loft conversions and property extensions across South West London areas including Wimbledon and Wandsworth. The firm handles planning guidance, permitted development advice, and dormer designs for extra room creation.
020 7043 2378 60 High St, London SW19 5EE
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Extending residential properties across London, Pro Ficiency Ltd provides design and construction services for side return, rear, and wraparound home extensions. The team coordinates architects, builders, and interior design consultations to reconfigure living areas.
020 7435 6231 31 Fortune Green Rd, London NW6 1DU
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Simply Extend builds house and kitchen extensions across East and South London, covering areas such as Croydon, Lambeth and Wandsworth. The business manages residential builds through assigned project managers, handling groundworks, brickwork construction, plastering and internal fittings.
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Plus Rooms provides house and kitchen extension services to homeowners in Richmond-upon-Thames and across South West London. The company manages projects from design through to construction, handling planning regulatory requirements along the way. Its team also builds loft conversions.
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Aura Homes is an architecture practice in Wimbledon that designs house extensions, loft conversions and refurbishments, as well as whole-house remodelling projects. The studio also plans interiors with practical layouts, presents schemes as 3D visualisations and handles planning applications in the London Borough of Merton.
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MI Design Studios carries out house extension and full refurbishment projects across Wimbledon. The practice works on updating older residential properties, including 1950s homes, through structural reconfigurations and expanded floor plans.
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Nas Construction builds property extensions across Wimbledon, Merton, and wider South London. Their work includes side-return and rear infill builds for residential properties, particularly converted period houses and maisonettes. Projects typically involve single-storey rear extensions featuring rooflights.
In Wimbledon, single storey, per m² typically costs £2,200 – £3,000. Labour in Greater London runs 21% 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 "house extensions wimbledon". They are ranked on Google rating, online presence and other factors.
The figures above are Wimbledon ranges. These explain what drives them, so you can read a quote properly.
Per-square-metre prices for single-storey, two-storey, side return and kitchen extensions, costs by size, the fees outside the build price, and planning limits by nation.
The permitted development limits for extensions, lofts, porches and outbuildings in England, where the rights do not apply, what prior approval and a certificate cost, and how Wales, Scotland and NI differ.
When the Party Wall Act applies, which notice to serve and how far ahead, what your neighbour can do, what a surveyor's award costs, and the rules in Scotland and NI.
Under permitted development, three metres for a terrace or semi and four for a detached, doubled to six and eight under the prior approval process. Height, materials and how much garden you cover all carry separate limits, and none of it applies in a conservation area.
If you are excavating within three metres of a neighbour's foundations or building on the boundary, yes. You must serve notice two months before work starts. Skipping it is the most common reason extension projects stall.