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Building services in Ealing

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House Extensions

Rear and side extensions for Ealing's spacious 1930s semis. Large gardens across W5 and W13 are ideal for rear extensions and kitchen-diners.

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Loft Conversions

Velux and dormer loft conversions across Ealing — the semi-detached housing stock across W5 and W13 is well suited to hip-to-gable and rear dormer conversions.

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Refurbishments

Full house refurbishments and internal remodelling across Ealing, Acton, and Hanwell — from period feature restoration to modern open-plan upgrades.

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Commercial Fit-outs

Office refurbishments, shopfits, and commercial fit-outs across Ealing Broadway, Acton, and the surrounding W and UB postcode areas.

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Structural Works

RSJ steel beam installation, load-bearing wall removal, and party wall works across Ealing's 1930s and post-war housing.

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New Builds & Garden Rooms

Garden rooms, studios, and annexes are highly popular in Ealing's larger plots. New build residential development across the borough.

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Costs

Builder prices in Ealing (2026)

JobLow estimateHigh estimate
Single-storey rear extension£25,000£50,000
Double-storey extension£45,000£90,000
Loft conversion (Velux)£20,000£35,000
Loft conversion (dormer)£35,000£65,000
Full house refurbishment (3-bed)£40,000£100,000
Kitchen extension (open plan)£30,000£60,000
Garage conversion£12,000£25,000
Garden room / studio£15,000£40,000
Basement conversion£40,000£80,000
Party wall agreement£700£2,000
Load-bearing wall removal (RSJ)£1,500£4,000
New build (per m²)£2,000£4,000

Prices are estimates for Ealing 2026. Always get at least three quotes before committing to any work.

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About building work in Ealing

Ealing is one of West London's most popular outer boroughs for extension and conversion work. The dominant housing type — the 1930s semi-detached house — has generous side passages, rear gardens, and hip roofs that are ideal for a range of building projects. Rear and side extensions are extremely common, and the large plot sizes mean double-storey side extensions are feasible on many Ealing properties. Many homes in W5 and W13 sit outside conservation areas, meaning full Permitted Development rights apply for standard extensions and loft conversions.

The Crossrail (Elizabeth line) effect has made property in Ealing Broadway and surrounding areas significantly more valuable, and as a result the investment case for extending — rather than moving — has never been stronger. Garden rooms are also growing rapidly in popularity across the borough, driven by the shift to hybrid working and the availability of large rear gardens. Builders across W5, W13, UB1, and UB6 cover a mix of residential extensions, loft conversions, commercial fit-outs, and new-build residential projects across this sizeable and varied outer-London borough.

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Frequently asked questions — Ealing builders

How much does a house extension cost in Ealing?+
House extensions in Ealing typically cost £25,000–£50,000 for a single-storey rear extension and £45,000–£90,000 for a double-storey. Ealing's large 1930s semis with generous rear gardens make extensions very straightforward and cost-effective. The Crossrail uplift in property values has made extending — rather than moving — the financially sensible choice for most Ealing homeowners.
Do I need planning permission for an extension in Ealing?+
Many properties in Ealing retain full Permitted Development rights, meaning single-storey rear extensions under 3m (4m for detached houses) do not require a planning application. However, Ealing Village, parts of West Ealing, and Hanwell conservation areas have additional restrictions. Check your address on Ealing Council's planning portal before starting work.
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