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Extensions and roofing in south Birmingham

We take on work across south Birmingham, where the housing stock is older and the problems are usually structural rather than cosmetic.

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Built for older terraces

Older terraces bring their own patterns of work: valley gutters between properties, shared party walls, chimney stacks left alone for decades, and roof timbers that have quietly taken on damp.

Spray foam removal with timber checks

Where spray foam has been installed into these roofs, removing it and inspecting what is underneath is often the first job, not the last.

Priced for access and age

Terraced streets often mean no side access, so materials and waste go through the house or over the roof. Stripping a roof frequently exposes work that was never in the original quote.

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Birmingham has a large amount of Victorian and Edwardian terraced and semi-detached housing, alongside big interwar suburbs. Planning and building control are handled by Birmingham City Council, and the city has a large number of conservation areas, so external changes are not always permitted development.

Take a look at our Midlands construction services for full details, or explore finance options for eligible projects.

What you can expect from the job

  • Re-roofing Victorian and Edwardian property
  • Chimney, flashing and valley gutter work
  • Spray foam removal with timber inspection
  • Rear extensions and loft conversions on terraced housing
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We cover Kings Heath, Moseley, Selly Oak, Harborne, Edgbaston, Bournville, Northfield, Hall Green and Cotteridge. Many terraces have the head height for a loft conversion, and rear dormers are common on these streets, though the staircase landing and fire regulations decide it and we check both at the assessment.

Party wall matters are common on terraced extensions, and we'll tell you when an agreement is likely to be needed and what it means for the programme.

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