
Double-Storey Extensions in the West Midlands
Add space on both floors at once — usually a bigger kitchen-diner downstairs and a master bedroom with en-suite above.
Why homeowners choose double-storey extensions
- Best value per square metre across two floors
- Solves bedroom and living space at the same time
- Often unlocks a proper master suite
- Strong long-term value uplift
Who it suits
- Growing families needing bedrooms as well as living space
- Homes where the master bedroom is too small
- Properties where the footprint already supports a double-storey rear
- Multi-generational households

What a double-storey extensions typically costs
Planning-stage range: from £55k to £90k+. What pushes a project up or down:
- Size and structural complexity
- Amount of glazing — sliders, bifolds, rooflights
- Kitchen specification and appliances
- Ground conditions and drainage
- Finish level — flooring, joinery, ironmongery
- Planning and design fees (separate from build cost)
Planning and building regs
Double-storey extensions usually require householder planning permission. We confirm the planning route as part of concept design and apply on your behalf.
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How a double-storey extensions project runs with us
Free initial chat
Postcode, brief and rough budget. We come back with a planning-stage estimate and next steps.
Survey and concept design
On-site measure, brief workshop and concept tied to the budget.
Planning and building regs
Applications, structural calcs and building control sign-off coordinated end-to-end.
Build
One site team, weekly updates, kitchen and glazing coordinated for you.
Handover and aftercare
Snagging, certificates and a workmanship warranty issued at completion.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a double-storey extensions cost?
Indicative planning-stage range: from £55k to £90k+. Final pricing depends on size, structure, glazing, kitchen spec, ground conditions, drainage and finishes. Full cost guide.
Do I need planning permission for a double-storey extensions?
Double-storey extensions usually require householder planning permission. We confirm the planning route as part of concept design and apply on your behalf. Read the planning guide.
How long does a double-storey extensions take?
Most single-storey projects take 10–14 weeks on site. Double-storey and wrap-around projects typically take 16–22 weeks. Planning and design lead in usually adds 8–14 weeks.
Will you handle planning and building regs?
Yes — applications, structural calcs and building control sign-off are coordinated as part of our design-to-build process.
Do you cover my area?
We work across the West Midlands including Birmingham, Solihull, Wolverhampton, Dudley, Walsall and Coventry.
Get a planning-stage estimate
Tell us about the project. We will come back with realistic budget guidance and likely process — no hard sell.

