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Recommendations for kitchen side extension: builders / architects / structural etc

By tre80
April 7, 2015 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted April 7, 2015

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Posted April 7, 2015

Hello,

I?m looking for trusted recommendations for appropriate firms to carry out a kitchen side extension including roof lights, sliding doors, underfloor heating, downstairs WC etc. to a Victorian semi-detached in East Dulwich.

Seems like Design Squared has popped up on this forum for architectural services, and I know many in ED have used Prestige Build & Management for construction?. But if anyone has any others they would recommend for architectural or structural services, or building companies, or even one-stop shops (i.e. Build Team) that would be most appreciated!

Whilst I?m asking, if anyone has any advice on how to get comfort with potential planning allowances that would be great too!

Many thanks

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