From £25k–£60k+
Kitchen Extensions in the West Midlands
Open-plan kitchen-diners with bifolds, rooflights and proper utility provision — the most popular extension across the region.
Benefits
Why homeowners choose kitchen extensions
- Single biggest day-to-day quality of life upgrade
- Resale value uplift in most West Midlands homes
- Excellent daylight via rooflights and glazing
- Combined kitchen, dining and family space
Who it suits
- Families wanting a true family kitchen-diner
- Anyone with a tired, closed-off kitchen
- Homes where the existing kitchen is divorced from the garden
- Anyone wanting a proper utility and pantry
Cost guidance
What a kitchen extensions typically costs
Planning-stage range: from £25k to £60k+. 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)
Householder planning fees and professional design costs are separate from build cost. We make these visible from the start, not buried in the build.
Planning & regulations
Planning and building regs
Kitchen extensions are typically single-storey rear, side-return or wrap-around. Planning route depends on the form — often permitted development for modest rears, householder planning for wrap-arounds.
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Process
How a kitchen extensions project runs with us
1
Free initial chat
Postcode, brief and rough budget. We come back with a planning-stage estimate and next steps.
2
Survey and concept design
On-site measure, brief workshop and concept tied to the budget.
3
Planning and building regs
Applications, structural calcs and building control sign-off coordinated end-to-end.
4
Build
One site team, weekly updates, kitchen and glazing coordinated for you.
5
Handover and aftercare
Snagging, certificates and a workmanship warranty issued at completion.
Recent work
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FAQs
Frequently asked questions
How much does a kitchen extensions cost?
Indicative planning-stage range: from £25k to £60k+. Final pricing depends on size, structure, glazing, kitchen spec, ground conditions, drainage and finishes. Full cost guide.
Do I need planning permission for a kitchen extensions?
Kitchen extensions are typically single-storey rear, side-return or wrap-around. Planning route depends on the form — often permitted development for modest rears, householder planning for wrap-arounds. Read the planning guide.
How long does a kitchen 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.
Next step
Get a planning-stage estimate
Tell us about the project. We will come back with realistic budget guidance and likely process — no hard sell.