Extending and renovating homes in Locks Heath
The estates around Locks Heath centre, Park Gate and Titchfield Common are mostly 1960s to 1980s semis, detached and chalet-style homes with rear gardens that can take a 4 to 6 metre extension without losing the garden. The original kitchens are usually small and closed off, so a rear or wrap-around kitchen extension with bifold or sliding doors is the project we are asked for most, frequently paired with a new kitchen, a family bathroom and an en-suite so the whole house reaches one standard.
Older properties along the Warsash and Sarisbury Green side, including Victorian and Edwardian homes like our Locks Heath project, suit side-return and rear extensions and need brick, mortar and roof detail matched carefully. Whiteley, built from the 1990s onwards, is a different job again: loft and garage conversions, high-specification bathrooms and modern refits rather than structural change.



