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Builders in Glasgow — extensions, loft conversions, renovations and brickwork.
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What We Do
Our Services in Glasgow
What Young Wilson & Cunningham Ltd can help with
Extensions
Single and two-storey extensions built to Glasgow Building Standards, from design through to final completion.
Loft Conversions
Converting unused loft space into functional rooms, including structural work, insulation, and compliance with building regulations.
Renovations
Full or partial house renovation in Glasgow, covering structural repairs, rewiring, replumbing, and cosmetic updates.
Brickwork
Brickwork repair, replacement and new construction, including pointing, cavity work, and load-bearing walls.
Groundworks
Foundation preparation, drainage installation, concrete bases and site levelling for new builds and extensions in Glasgow.
New Builds
Complete new-build construction in Glasgow from site preparation through to handover, including all structural and mechanical work.
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What each job covers
Extensions
Survey and design, planning permission and building regulation submission, structural calculations, foundations, framing, roof work, electrics, plumbing, plastering, decoration and final inspection.
When you need it. More space needed for growing family, separate office, or to improve home value without moving house.
Before you get in touch. Rough measurements of the area, photos of the existing property, idea of the intended use and rough timeline.
Loft Conversions
Structural assessment, roof reinforcement, staircase installation, insulation, plasterboarding, electrics, plumbing for bathrooms, flooring and decoration throughout.
When you need it. Loft space is unused, bedroom space is needed, or the property would benefit from an extra room.
Before you get in touch. Loft measurements, head height, photos of the loft space, and confirmation there is roof access available.
Renovations
Full survey, design planning, structural repairs, mechanical systems upgrade, decoration, rewiring, replumbing, roofing work, new joinery and finishes as required.
When you need it. Property is outdated, structural damage or damp is present, systems are failing, or aesthetic refresh is wanted.
Before you get in touch. Photos of problem areas, list of priorities, budget range if known, and any existing survey or structural reports.
Brickwork
Structural assessment, repointing and mortar repair, brick replacement, cavity wall work, damp-proof course installation, new load-bearing walls and external finish work.
When you need it. Mortar is crumbling, bricks are cracked or loose, dampness appears in walls, or new walls are required.
Before you get in touch. Photos of affected areas, description of the visible damage, location of the problem wall and extent of the work needed.
Groundworks
Site survey and levels, excavation and ground preparation, drainage design and installation, concrete bases, hardcore laying, surface water management and compaction.
When you need it. Building an extension or new property, existing drainage is failing, or site needs levelling and preparing.
Before you get in touch. Site access details, existing drainage plans if available, soil type information and confirmation of any underground services.
New Builds
Site preparation, foundation design and pouring, structural frame, roof construction, electrics, plumbing, heating, insulation, plastering, joinery, decoration and snagging.
When you need it. Building a new house or bungalow on cleared land with planning and building regulation approval already granted.
Before you get in touch. Planning permission copies, building regulation approval, site access information and confirmation of utility connection points.
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- Based in Glasgow, covering the surrounding area
- Covering Extensions, Loft Conversions, Renovations and more
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Common questions
General guidance about builders in the UK, not specific to any one business.
How do I know if my building work needs planning permission?
Many extensions and loft conversions fall under permitted development but require building regulation approval. Renovations usually need building control. The local council or a surveyor can advise on specific requirements. Some work always needs planning permission.
What is building regulation approval and why is it needed?
Building regulation approval ensures work meets safety, structural and environmental standards set by law. An inspector checks the work at key stages. The council issues a completion certificate when finished, which is needed when selling the property.
What happens if I build an extension without building regulation approval?
The property becomes difficult to sell, insurance may be invalid, and the council can issue enforcement action. A retrospective approval application may be possible but is costly and time-consuming. Approval should always be obtained before work starts.
How long does a typical house extension take?
A single-storey extension usually takes 3–4 months from foundations to completion. Two-storey extensions take 4–6 months. Weather, complexity, site access and labour availability all affect timescales. Planning and building regulation approval add 8–12 weeks before work starts.
Do I need a structural engineer for renovation work?
Yes, if walls are being removed, new openings created, or the property shows structural damage. The builder can advise but calculations and sign-off from a structural engineer are usually required by building control. This protects the safety of the building.
What is the difference between a loft conversion and a loft extension?
A loft conversion uses existing roof space, reinforcing the structure without changing the roof line. A loft extension involves raising or extending the roof, creating more usable space but requiring planning permission and costing significantly more.
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