The South East London building stock
Most of our South East London work is on Victorian semi-detached villas with bay windows and original mosaic tile pathways, especially in the Brockley conservation area. Greenwich has Georgian terraces near the river and 1930s and 1940s housing on the slopes towards Lewisham. Docklands and the Isle of Dogs are mostly post-1990 flats and converted warehouses where we do interior refit and bespoke joinery.
Brockley conservation area work
Lewisham Council operates a strict conservation area policy in Brockley covering original sash windows, front door colours, garden railings, mosaic path tiles and chimney pots. We have completed multiple projects in the conservation area where every external element required either consent or a like-for-like replacement specification. The results are recorded in our Brockley project gallery.
Greenwich and Blackheath
Greenwich has a UNESCO world heritage core that overlaps with parts of our work, and Blackheath has its own conservation area with strict controls on shop fronts, signage and rear extensions. Outside the conservation cores, both areas are where we deliver standard whole-house refurbishments, kitchen extensions and loft conversions to a high specification.
Local building control
Building control for South East London projects goes to Lewisham, Greenwich, Tower Hamlets or Bromley councils depending on the postcode. We submit, attend the inspections at every stage, and keep the certificates organised so you have them at completion ready for resale or remortgage.
Recent projects in this area
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