As we all know, London is one of the most crowded cities in northern Europe, so every single square foot of the floorplan of a building is highly coveted. This has led many homeowners to dig down to extend their properties, with basement extensions a highly popular way in which to provide additional space. The arrangement of your basement space …
Pros & Cons of Insulating Your Basement
There’s a lot to think about when commissioning basement builders in London to construct a basement, and insulation should be near the top of your list of considerations. While insulation can add to the expense, it is much more cost-effective to do this during the construction process than realise it is necessary and then have to do it later. Naturally, …
Top 5 Questions To Ask Before Finishing Your Basement
What It Would Be Used For? As with any home extension, you should ask yourself, What for you will be using the extra space?. It will determine several factors which include the power supply, the plumbing necessity, and the kind of access required. For example, if you want a basement for additional storage, your requirements might be minimal. Lighting, Damp …
Consult with Noble Structures to Accommodate a Basement in Your Property
When living in London, you have access to one of the most vibrant cities in the world, with unrivalled sporting, cultural and historical entertainment options as well as some of the finest places to eat and drink. Of course, with London being the centre for many industries in the UK, it can be quite simply the only place to live for …
Why basement companies are gaining popularity in the UK?
The way we live in our homes is constantly evolving; as our priorities change, so do our expectations from our living space. The modern kitchen is now the heart of the home and we love open-plan and multifunctional spaces that are practical and versatile. Creating a basement conversion or extension adds living space where you need it, which corresponds with …
MYTH BUSTING THE RISE OF THE ‘ICEBERG BASEMENT’ IN LONDON
Digging down is a new phenomenon Not true. Ever since the Victorians started digging coal cellars under their houses, digging down has been an acceptable way of creating extra space. In fact, many period properties in London own the subsoil under the pavement to the middle of the road. You’re just being greedy If you can’t afford to move, or …