Extensions · Worcestershire · 2025

Rear Lounge Extension, Garage Conversion & Garden Transformation.

A high-quality rear lounge extension, a full garage conversion and a complete garden and patio transformation — groundworks, brickwork, roofing, glazing and landscaping delivered as one continuous project.

Overview

This was a whole-house project rather than a single addition: a new single-storey rear lounge extension, the existing garage converted into usable accommodation, and the entire rear garden rebuilt around the new footprint.

We handled every stage in-house — initial groundworks and foundations, brickwork, roofing, glazing, then the external works: porcelain patio, retaining walls, pathways and landscaping. Working through the whole scope with one team meant no gaps between trades and no waiting on someone else's programme.

The extension has created a bright, spacious lounge flooded with natural light, while the garage conversion added valuable extra accommodation and made far better use of the property's existing footprint.

The process

Groundworks, brickwork and a gable set out on the existing wall

The job started at the back of the house: breaking out the old patio, digging and pouring foundations, and setting out the new extension against the existing rear elevation. You can see the gable line chalked straight onto the brickwork in the photo — everything sized off the existing house so the new roof would tie in cleanly rather than being fudged at the abutment.

From there it was blockwork and facing brickwork chosen to match the original red brick, a new tiled roof with a rooflight over the lounge, and anthracite glazing throughout to bring the elevation up to date.

Day one at the rear — old patio broken out, the new gable set out directly on the existing brickwork.
The extension

A bright, spacious lounge that changes how the house is used

The extension is a single-storey rear addition under a tiled lean-to roof, with a large anthracite window to the side elevation and a rooflight set into the slope. The rooflight was deliberate — it pulls daylight deep into the plan so the new lounge never feels like a back room bolted onto the house.

Brickwork, roof tiles, fascia and gutter were all specified to sit comfortably alongside the original build. From the garden the extension reads as part of the house, not an afterthought.

The finished rear elevation — matched brickwork, tiled roof and a rooflight over the new lounge.
Extension, patio and pathway seen together — the whole rear of the property rethought as one piece of work.
External works

Porcelain patio, retaining walls, pathways and landscaping

Outside, the entire garden was reworked around the new building line. We laid a large porcelain patio running the full width of the rear elevation with a pathway down the side return, built low retaining walls in charcoal brick to hold the levels, and finished with brick-on-edge edging between hard landscaping and lawn.

Levels were set so surface water falls away from the house, with the patio stepping down cleanly at the thresholds. The result is a clean, contemporary outside space that's genuinely usable for entertaining and family life — and it makes the extension look like it was always meant to be there.

The porcelain patio — full width of the rear elevation, stepped thresholds, laid to fall away from the house.
The outcome

One team, every stage, one finished home

From the initial groundworks and foundations through to the brickwork, roofing, glazing, landscaping and final finishing touches, every stage was completed with care, precision and attention to detail.

The extension has created a bright, spacious lounge flooded with natural light, the garage conversion has provided valuable additional accommodation, and the new patio, retaining walls, pathways and landscaped garden have completely transformed the outside space.

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Day one at the rear — old patio broken out, the new gable set out directly on the existing brickwork.

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