Mint Builders ‘Extend Instead’ campaign relaunched this Spring seems perhaps to have a smart London ‘version’ – Don’t Move – Improve, which are an Awards which aims to find the best new extensions in London as reports the always eye-catching and informative www.dezeen.com
Welcome back to our schedule of pointers to take into account for any up and coming home extension you may me considering for the up and coming Spring period ahead.
News is that less people are on the move and putting their homes up for sale here in Cheltenham and the Cotswolds than for some time – as indeed is the case across most of the country.
Mint Builders is pleased to report that more and more residents in and around Cheltenham and the Cotswolds are looking to consider an extension as opposed to planning a Spring move to a new home They want to try and get the extra space and modern style they seek where they are as opposed to packing up and moving.
Cheltenham as a town has many varied, listed and valued buildings and Mint Builders is a leading respected company working within what is in many respects a considerably challenging Regency residential environment.
Carefully considered ideas and attention to detail are the essentials for successful home extensions and there can be approaches and ideas to consider.
Mint has had a well-established reputation in Cheltenham and The Cotswolds for a good few years for quality project work of all types. As a business, it always welcomes all kinds of build projects, including those of particular individuality challenge and difference.
There are, of course, a very wide-range of types, style and size extensions that can be considered for most homes. It depends on the design of the house itself, of course, and also, how the property sits in its land plot. Sometimes certain structural issues are a key consideration, and these can in certain circumstances play a key part in costs.
With the local Cheltenham housing market prices soaring and set to be as challenging as ever as the Spring arrives, perhaps a way to hold off that expensive home ‘move’ for a while at least, is to consider a revamp or extension instead in order to sort out any space, updating or refurbishment issues in your property! Read more →
