Kitchen Extensions in Essex

Essex Loft Extensions

Kitchen Extensions in Essex

Open-plan kitchen-diners with more light and more room

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Kitchen Extensions in Essex

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About This Service

Kitchen Extensions Specialists in Essex

A kitchen extension is usually a single-storey addition to the rear or side of the house, built to create an open-plan kitchen-diner. It often involves removing part of the existing back wall and fitting structural steel, so the old and new spaces become one room. Rooflights or a lantern, and wide glazed doors to the garden, bring in light. Many single-storey rear extensions can be built under permitted development, within the depth and height limits, and others need a planning application or a neighbour consultation. Essex Loft Extensions designs and builds kitchen extensions across Essex and Hertfordshire, from structure and building regulations to plastering, electrics and finishing.

Creates a large, open-plan kitchen-diner
Rooflights and glazed doors for natural light
Structural alterations designed and calculated for you
Single-storey extensions are often possible under permitted development
Planning and building regulations handled
Plumbing, electrics and plastering coordinated as one project

How We Deliver Your Kitchen Extensions

1

Structure and Steel

We arrange the structural design for any opening in the existing wall and build the foundations and walls to match.

2

Light and Layout

Rooflights, lanterns and glazed doors are placed to bring daylight into the deepest part of the room.

3

Coordinated Fit-Out

Electrics, plumbing, heating, plastering and floors are all part of one project with one written quote.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need planning permission for a kitchen extension?

Many single-storey rear extensions can be built under permitted development, subject to depth and height limits and the type of house. Side extensions, two-storey work, and homes in conservation areas or with removed rights may need planning permission. We check at the survey.

Will I need to remove a wall?

Usually part of the existing rear wall is opened up so that the old kitchen and the new space become one room. This needs a structural engineer to calculate the steel, and building regulations approval.

Can I stay in the house during the build?

In most cases yes, though the kitchen is out of use for part of the project. We plan the work to keep disruption as low as we can.

Can the kitchen itself be supplied?

We build and finish the extension, including plumbing and electrics. Kitchen units are chosen and fitted as agreed at the quote stage.

Three simple steps

Getting a quote for your kitchen extensions

  1. Message us on WhatsApp

    Tell us about your home and what you have in mind. Photos help, but are not essential.

  2. Free survey

    We arrange a visit to look at the space, talk through options and answer your questions.

  3. Written quote

    You receive a clear written quote setting out the work, with no obligation to go ahead.

Get a Free Quote for Your Kitchen Extensions

Contact our Essex-based team for a free, no-obligation survey and written quote. We cover all of Essex and Hertfordshire.

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