Create extra living space with an extension that is technically sound, calmly planned and neatly connected to your existing home.
An extension calls for the right balance between space, light, structure and finish. Flexora Bouw helps you think through the layout, the connection to your home and a build that suits everyday life.
An extension can make a home roomier, lighter and more practical. Think of a larger living room, a kitchen-diner, an extra workspace or a better connection to the garden. You gain living space without having to move.
Flexora Bouw looks beyond the extra square metres, at structure, daylight, insulation, circulation and the junction between new and existing work.
A good building plan makes choices visible in advance, so the technical side, the schedule and the finish become concrete before work starts.
The investment in an extension depends on, among other things, the floor area, foundations, openings in the facade, structural work, window frames, insulation level and the finish you want.
Access to the site, installation work and the connection to existing floors, facades and roof lines also play a part. Flexora Bouw maps out these choices first, before deciding on a realistic next step.
Many extensions at the rear of a house fall within the rules for permit-free building. Whether that applies to your plan depends on its dimensions, its position on the plot and the municipality. A larger plan or a protected townscape requires a planning permit. During preparation we check what applies to your home before any final choices are made.
Good preparation prevents delays during the build: drawings, planning of the demolition work and protection of the existing house. If a load-bearing wall is opened up or the foundations differ from the standard situation, a structural calculation is part of the work.
The look of an extension is defined by the cladding, the window frames or sliding doors, the roof (with a rooflight or green roof if you like) and the transition to the existing house.
We look early at details such as floor height, daylight, interior finish and delivery dates. That keeps the schedule clear and helps the new work connect better to the existing house.
Where it suits the house, we build an extension prefabricated: walls and roof elements are produced in advance under controlled conditions and assembled on site. That shortens the build time at your home and limits the disruption. Whether prefab is possible is something we assess during the advice meeting.
The extension is tailored to the way you live, cook, work and spend time together.
Details such as facade, floor height, roof line and interior finish are considered early on.
You get clarity about the sequence, the points of attention and what is needed for the build.
These steps show how a project of this type is prepared and built, from the first survey to the handover.
We discuss the space you want, your home and what is practically feasible.
Structure, junctions, insulation and finish are prepared in a clear way.
The work is carried out step by step, with care for your home.
We check the work together and finish the extension with care.
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Send your enquiry through the contact page. We’ll then discuss your plans, your home and a sensible next step.
