House Extensions in Worcestershire
Single & double-storey extensions, orangeries and garage conversions.
A well-designed extension is one of the best ways to add space and value to your home — and get it right, and it looks like it was always part of the house. At JRC Developers, we design and build single and double-storey extensions, rear and side-return extensions, orangeries and garage conversions across Bromsgrove, Redditch, Barnt Green and the surrounding Worcestershire villages.
We manage the whole process so you don't have to juggle trades: helping with drawings and building regulations, coordinating with your architect where needed, and building it with our own team and trusted subcontractors. Because we own our plant and machinery, jobs start on time and keep moving — no waiting on hire companies.
Every extension is finished to a high standard, with brickwork led by a Master member of the Guild of Bricklayers so it blends seamlessly with your existing home. Fully insured, tidy on site, and CDM 2015 compliant.
Thinking about an extension? Get a free quote or call 01527 541821 — we're happy to talk through what's possible.
Popular areas: Extensions in Bromsgrove · Extensions in Redditch · Extensions in Barnt Green · Extensions in Droitwich Spa
What's included
- Single & double-storey rear and side extensions
- Orangeries and glazed garden rooms
- Wrap-around and side-return extensions
- Garage conversions to habitable rooms
- Structural openings and steelwork
- Full finishes: brickwork, roofing, plastering, joinery
Why JRC for extensions
- Master brickwork on every external face
- Direct client contact with John or Jack throughout
- Full CDM 2015 site management
- Tidy site, clear schedule, on-time delivery
Recent extensions projects
Wootton Mead — Full House Remodel, Garden Room & Oak-Clad Outbuilding
A major Worcestershire remodelling project: structural alterations, rear extension works, a contemporary glazed garden room, rebuilt frontage, luxury bathrooms, a panelled principal bedroom, a new oak-clad outbuilding, gravel drive and entrance brickwork that completely changed how the house looks and lives.
Period Farmhouse — Two-Storey Side Extension
A substantial two-storey side extension to a rendered period farmhouse — full groundworks, matching red brickwork, beam-and-block first floor and a hand-cut hipped timber roof, documented from strip-out to superstructure.
Dingleside — Two-Bedroom Extension & Covered Outdoor Entertainment Area
Returning to Dingleside — the home we originally built — for a full 2022 upgrade: a two-bedroom extension with oak-clad gable and dormers, and a covered outdoor entertainment area with brick bar, TV recess, fireplace niche, patio heaters and tongue-and-groove soffit ceiling.
Frequently asked
Do I need planning permission for an extension?+
Many single-storey extensions fall under Permitted Development, but this depends on your property, its history and its location. We'll advise from day one and, where needed, manage the full planning application on your behalf.
How long does an extension take?+
A typical single-storey rear extension runs 10–16 weeks; a two-storey extension 16–24 weeks. We give a written programme up front and are known for hitting our dates.