The homes we work on in Fareham
The western side of the borough, Locks Heath, Park Gate, Sarisbury Green and Warsash, is largely post-war and 1960s to 80s family housing: semis and detached homes on generous plots with the kind of rear garden that makes a single-storey or wrap-around extension straightforward. These are the properties where an open-plan kitchen-diner with bifold doors transforms how the house is used.
Closer to the town centre and in Portchester you find more 1930s semis and Victorian and Edwardian terraces, which suit side-return and rear extensions and often need the full renovation treatment: rewiring, replastering, new heating and a proper look at damp before the finishes go in. Whiteley is different again, mostly 1990s and later, where the work is more often loft conversions, garage conversions and high-specification bathrooms than structural change.



