Trowbridge · BA14house refurbishment
Rear, side-return, wraparound and double-storey extensions across Wiltshire's county town — plus renovations and period property care, from the Georgian centre out to the estates.
Full house refurbishments in Bath, Radstock and across BANES — rewires, re-plumbs, re-plasters and refits under one contract. We run the whole programme so you never coordinate trades yourself: strip-out, first fix, second fix, decoration, handover. A 2-bed terrace typically runs 8–12 weeks; a 4-bed detached 16–24. Fixed price throughout — including Radstock and Chippenham refurbishment projects where the housing stock demands different treatments.
What you can build in Trowbridge depends almost entirely on which half of the town you are in. The estates built from the 1960s onwards — Studley Green, Hilperton Marsh, Paxcroft Mead — generally have the plot width and the permitted development rights to take a proper rear or wraparound extension without a full planning application, which is why space-adding work is worth doing there. The Georgian and Victorian centre around Fore Street and Court Street is largely Conservation Area, so the same extension needs a different approach: planning consent, sympathetic materials, and a realistic conversation about what the council will actually pass before anyone draws anything. We work across both, and we will tell you at the site visit which category your property falls into and what that means for cost and timescale. It is exactly this balance — extensions and renovations on the estate stock, double-storey and over-structure additions, and careful period work in the town centre — that drives most of the building work we carry out in Trowbridge.
If any of these sound like your property, this is the service you want.
Coordinating five trades yourself — one PM owns the schedule
Quotes that exclude the "second fix" — everything itemised up front
Period features destroyed by modern methods — lime plaster and Bath stone respected
Rewires and re-plumbs skimped — full-house services renewal done properly
Projects that run on with no end date — 8–12 weeks for a 2-bed means 8–12 weeks
Decoration rushed over wet plaster — timelines include genuine drying
What house refurbishment typically involves on the housing stock here.
Post-1960s estate housing at Studley Green, Hilperton Marsh and Paxcroft Mead
Georgian and Victorian town-centre properties in the Conservation Area
Inter-war and post-war semis across the suburbs
Modern developments on the town edges
Former mill and industrial buildings converted to homes
Trowbridge station sits on the Wessex main line with through services to Bath, Bath and London; the A361 and A363 link the town to the A4 and M4 corridors, making logistics straightforward for plant and materials.
Families and commuters drawn by the main-line rail links and comparatively attainable prices, plus long-established households across the estates — the town renews its housing stock constantly.
Town-centre Conservation Area compliance, estate-housing permitted development assessment and structural surveys tailored to build era are handled from the first site visit — the fixed quote states plainly which regime your property falls under and what that means for cost and timescale.
Verified reviews from recent work.
Older property, kitchen with apex ceiling. Very pleased with the professional finish, friendly team. I was asked before painting commenced what I would like. All surfaces fully protected and covered, no mess left. Impressed with the high standard.
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Bath & BANES
Free site visit across Trowbridge BA14, a fixed written quote within 48 hours, and no pressure either way.