We carry out house extensions, loft conversions and refurbishments in Wembley and nearby streets in Brent. Wembley mixes older houses with large new developments, and the right route differs for each.
Planning in Wembley
Wembley is in the London Borough of Brent, and Brent Council decides planning applications. The borough has conservation areas and Article 4 directions in some places, so check the exact address. Newer flats and houses built under an earlier planning permission can have conditions that restrict extensions.
Homes and typical work
Around Wembley you will find Victorian and Edwardian terraces, interwar semi-detached houses and many recent flats. Typical jobs are a rear or side-return extension on a terrace, a loft conversion with a rear dormer, and a refurbishment of an older house.
Points particular to Wembley
- In a new-build home, check the planning conditions and the lease or covenants before any extension.
- Match brickwork and roof details on streets of terraces so the extension fits the row.
- Busy match days around the stadium can affect access and deliveries, so we plan the programme around them.
Frequently asked questions
Can I extend a flat in Wembley?
Flats do not have permitted development rights for extensions, and you will usually need the freeholder’s consent too. Ask us about your own case.
Do you also cover Kingsbury and Neasden?
We work across the borough of Brent. Tell us the postcode and we will confirm.
Planning building work in Wembley? Tell us about the property, and we will say what looks likely to need permission and arrange a free site visit.