Single-story extensions are a great choice because they are generally straightforward to implement and often do not require planning permission if they remain within a certain size. These extensions can enhance the visual flow between your home and garden, maximising the enjoyment of your outdoor area and providing a wealth of natural light.

If you're in need of more space, a double-story extension might be a more cost-effective solution than relocating. Given the substantial alterations to your home, in most cases, you will be required to obtain planning permission. These extensions can significantly increase your living area's kitchen or dining room on the ground floor while increasing the upper floor, allowing for a new bedroom or office space.

Extending over an existing structure, like a garage, kitchen, or living or dining room, can be a practical solution for increasing the space in your home. This works well if you have an attached garage or another single-story structure. Building upward from this base can provide valuable additional living space on the upper floor.

A wrap-around extension extends along the side and rear of a property, effectively wrapping around the corner of the house. This a maximizes space offering a significant increase in living area. Ideal for creating larger, open-plan spaces that integrate seamlessly with the garden or outdoor area, wrap-around extensions are popular for enhancing both the functionality and aesthetic appeal of a home.