tim8383

Appreciate getting an accurate idea of cost cannot be determined without a lot more information. What we are trying to determine is very estimate cost between the various different roof types. The cost to eaves will be similar in each scenario as all have 2no. bi fold doors, similar amount of stone walling and same number of roof lights etc. The unknowns are the costs associated with the roof and roof structure for the various types. We really like the gabled extension but if its significantly more than the lean too or flat roof then we would probably avoid it. Ideally trying to avoid heading down one path to find out its far to expensive and then having to start design process again and potentially re-submit to planners. thanks

Hi, looking for some help obtaining very ball park budget costs comparisons for the rear extension we are planning. We have developed a number of different options and was hoping for some experienced individuals to help advise on the estimate cost differences between them before we make a decision on which one to develop further. Appreciate this is rather difficult and can vary depending on level of finishes etc., but only after very board brush figures. The attached image shows internal and external view of the extension with the various different types of roof. Looking for comparison between the following: V1 - lean too with gable V2 - Full gable V3 - Flat roof V4 - Full lean too The extension is 9m (wide) x 5m (40m2). Initially we have assumed the following with cheapest first: 1. Flat roof or lean too 2. full gable 3. lean too with gable Any ideas of what the estimate cost between them would be would be much appreciated. Any questions please ask. Thanks

Hi All Hope everyone is well. Recently relocated to the country side and purchased a period home that is in need of some TLC, in the hope of creating the family home we've always wanted. The plan to carry out full refurb of the house, included single storey rear extension to create large open plan kitchen/dinner/living area. Looking forward to the challenge, the hard work start now! All the best Tim.