What kind of homes are in Glasgow?
Scottish homes range from city tenements and sandstone terraces to bungalows and modern estates, and the building warrant process shapes the programme for every project.
How are projects approved in Glasgow?
In Scotland the key step is the building warrant, which must be granted before work begins. Planning permission is decided separately by the council, and work on shared walls is handled under your title deeds rather than a party wall act.
What can we build in Glasgow?
Extensions
- Single-storey extensions in Glasgow
- Double-storey extensions in Glasgow
- Side return extensions in Glasgow
- Wraparound extensions in Glasgow
- Kitchen extensions in Glasgow
- Orangeries in Glasgow
- Porches in Glasgow
- Garden annexes in Glasgow
Lofts and upward extensions
- Loft conversions in Glasgow
- Dormer loft conversions in Glasgow
- Hip-to-gable loft conversions in Glasgow
- Mansard loft conversions in Glasgow
- Bungalow and upward extensions in Glasgow
Conversions
- Garage conversions in Glasgow
- Basement and cellar conversions in Glasgow
- House-to-flat conversions in Glasgow
New builds and renovation
- New-build homes in Glasgow
- Knock down and rebuild in Glasgow
- House renovations in Glasgow
- Structural alterations in Glasgow
- Re-roofing in Glasgow
Design, kitchens and bathrooms
- Architectural design and planning in Glasgow
- Kitchen installation in Glasgow
- Bathrooms and en-suites in Glasgow
Questions about building work in Glasgow
Which parts of Glasgow do you cover?
We take on projects across Glasgow, including the towns and villages across it.
How do I get a quote in Glasgow?
Use the guide price tool or the form, or call 0800 088 6341. We then arrange a free site visit to look at the house and talk through options.
Do you handle the council paperwork in Glasgow?
Yes. We prepare drawings, deal with planning or permitted development, apply for building control approval (a building warrant in Scotland).
Can I live at home during a project?
For most extensions and loft conversions, yes. For whole-house renovations and rebuilds, most people move out for part of the work.