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Builders in Tetbury — extensions, loft conversions, renovations and brickwork.
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What We Do
Our Services in Tetbury
What Mowles Group can help with
Extensions
Single and double-storey extensions that add living space to existing homes in Tetbury.
Loft Conversions
Converting unused loft space into bedrooms, studies or living areas in Tetbury properties.
Renovations
Full-scale renovation work restoring and updating period and modern properties in Tetbury.
Brickwork
Bricklaying and masonry work for walls, chimneys and decorative features in Tetbury.
Groundworks
Site preparation, foundations and drainage work for new builds and extensions in Tetbury.
New Builds
Constructing new residential properties from foundation through to completion in Tetbury.
In detail
What each job covers
Extensions
Design and planning, structural calculations, foundation work, timber framing, brickwork, roofing, internal finishing, electrics and plumbing installation to seamlessly connect the new space.
When you need it. When a growing family needs more space or a kitchen requires expanding without moving house.
Before you get in touch. Measure the available space, know the garden boundary lines and check planning restrictions.
Loft Conversions
Structural assessment, roof reinforcement, access stairs, insulation, plasterboard, flooring, windows or skylights, electrics and heating to create usable rooms from loft space.
When you need it. When bedrooms are needed but there's unused space above or stairs are becoming steep.
Before you get in touch. Check headroom height, measure the loft area and establish whether planning permission applies.
Renovations
Structural inspection, asbestos checks, demolition of outdated elements, replastering, rewiring, replumbing, new kitchens and bathrooms, flooring and decorative finishes tailored to the property.
When you need it. When a building is outdated, damaged by age or damp, or needs modernising throughout.
Before you get in touch. Identify problem areas, get a survey done and decide on the extent and budget for work.
Brickwork
Building solid brick walls, pointing mortar joints, rebuilding damaged sections, installing brick chimneys, creating decorative patterns and matching existing brick bonds and colours.
When you need it. When walls need building or repairing, chimneys are failing or existing brickwork is cracking.
Before you get in touch. Photograph the damage, check for damp or movement and understand whether structural work is involved.
Groundworks
Site surveys and clearance, excavation, concrete foundations, drainage systems, soakaways, landscaping preparation and compaction ready for building above or services below ground.
When you need it. Before any new building or extension starts; when drainage fails or ground needs levelling.
Before you get in touch. Establish ground conditions, identify existing utilities and understand site access and storage space.
New Builds
Site preparation, foundations, frame construction, brickwork, roofing, internal partition walls, first and second-fix services, finishing trades and final inspections to complete standard.
When you need it. When land is available and planning permission granted for new residential construction.
Before you get in touch. Have planning approval in place, confirm building regulations approval and understand utility connections.
Why Choose Us
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- Based in Tetbury, covering the surrounding area
- Covering Extensions, Loft Conversions, Renovations and more
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Common questions
General guidance about builders in the UK, not specific to any one business.
Do I need planning permission for an extension?
Most extensions under certain size limits fall under permitted development. Single-storey extensions and loft conversions often do. Larger works, listed buildings and conservation areas usually need permission. A local planning authority search confirms requirements.
What is building regulations approval?
Building Regulations are safety and construction standards enforced by local authorities. All structural work, electrics, plumbing and heating must comply. Work is inspected at foundation, mid-stage and completion. Completion certificates prove compliance and are needed for future sales.
How long does a typical extension take?
Single-storey extensions usually take 8–12 weeks from start to finish. Larger or more complex projects take longer. Weather, complexity and delays to materials affect timescales. Groundworks and foundations cannot be rushed to avoid structural problems later.
What should I check before buying a property with extension work?
Check that building regulations completion certificates exist for any extension, conversion or major work. Ask for planning permission documents. Get a surveyor to check foundations, damp-proof courses and whether work meets current standards.
What makes a loft conversion different from just adding storage?
A loft conversion creates permanent habitable rooms with proper headroom, windows, insulation, electrics and heating. Storage lofts lack these. Conversions need structural calculations to ensure the roof can support a floor and occupants safely.
Why is groundwork important for new builds?
Poor groundwork causes subsidence, damp and structural failure years later. Foundations must reach stable ground at the correct depth. Drainage must work properly. Soil surveys and proper compaction prevent expensive problems once the building is complete and occupied.
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