What matters most on an extension build
Brickwork that blends in
Careful matching helps the new space sit naturally against the existing house.
Direct answers on live jobs
You can reach us quickly when timings, access or build details need sorting.
Scope planned before work starts
Clear information early on helps avoid hold ups once the shell is under way.
A bigger home that still feels like yours
Extra room changes the way you live only when the new build connects properly to the house you already have. At CB Brickwork & Construction Ltd, we build house extensions around Dudley for homeowners who want more living space, a better layout and a finish that does not look patched on.
We talk through size, access, how the new room should flow from the old one, and what drawings or structural details are already in place. Matching brickwork, tying into the existing walls and forming sound openings all matter because they shape how the extension looks, feels and lasts for years.
What happens on site from first dig onward
Once the scope is clear, we plan the build in practical stages. With CB BRICKWORK & CONSTRUCTION LIMITED, you can send plans, photos, rough dimensions and your target timescale before we visit, helping us quote with fewer surprises. We coordinate the groundworks, shell, roof stage and weather tight handover before internal work moves on. Planning permission, building regulations and party wall matters may need checking on some jobs, and we keep oversight tight if trusted subcontract support is needed during busy periods.
Frequently asked questions
Do house extensions always need planning permission?
Not always. Some house extensions may fall under permitted development, while others need formal permission. We talk through the size and position of the build, then work around the drawings, approvals and inspections your project needs before the main site stages begin.
What information helps you quote for an extension?
Photos, rough dimensions, your postcode, any plans or structural notes, your preferred finish and notes on access all help. That gives us a clearer view of site set up, materials, skips and how the extension will tie into the existing home before we price the work.
Can we stay at home while the extension is built?
Many homeowners do, but it depends on the size and stage of the build. We explain where disruption is most likely, such as structural openings or shell work near the main living space, so you know what to expect and can plan around the busier parts of the job.