Builders in Southampton and across Hampshire.
We’re based in Southampton and take on building work for homes and businesses in the towns around it. Choose your area to see what we do there and who decides planning.
Areas we cover
Find your area.
Southampton
Planning and building control Southampton City Council, a unitary authority
Eastleigh
Planning decisions Eastleigh Borough Council
Hedge End
Planning decisions Eastleigh Borough Council
Chandlers Ford
Planning decisions Eastleigh Borough Council (Chandlers Ford is in Eastleigh borough)
Romsey
Planning decisions Test Valley Borough Council
Totton
Planning decisions New Forest District Council
Dibden Purlieu
Planning decisions New Forest District Council
Winchester
Planning decisions Winchester City Council
Lymington
Planning decisions New Forest District Council, for most of the town
Lyndhurst
Planning decisions New Forest National Park Authority
The New Forest
Inside the National Park New Forest National Park Authority decides planning
Hampshire
Planning for homes Your district, borough or city council
Where we’re based
Southampton, and the towns around it.
Our registered office is in Bitterne Park, Southampton, and the business has been here since Adrian Royle founded it in 2010.
From Southampton we cover Eastleigh, Hedge End, Chandlers Ford, Romsey, Totton, Dibden Purlieu, Winchester, Lymington, Lyndhurst and the New Forest, and we take on work across Hampshire. Each town has its own planning authority, and parts of the New Forest are inside the National Park, so we check the rules for your address before we plan the work.
Yes. We’re based in Southampton and take on work across Hampshire. If your town isn’t listed here, call us on 023 8055 9597 and ask.
It depends on your address. Southampton City Council decides in Southampton; Eastleigh Borough Council in Eastleigh, Hedge End and Chandlers Ford; Test Valley Borough Council in Romsey; Winchester City Council in Winchester; and New Forest District Council in Totton, Dibden Purlieu, Lymington and the rest of the district outside the National Park. Inside the New Forest National Park, including Lyndhurst, the National Park Authority decides.
It can. Inside the Park, side extensions and rear extensions of more than one storey always need planning permission, and exterior cladding isn’t permitted development. Internal work is rarely affected unless the building is listed.
Yes. Every project starts with a free quotation and consultation, where we talk through your ideas, the scope of the work and your budget.
Start your project.
Tell us where you are and what you have in mind. We’ll arrange a free quotation and consultation to talk through your ideas, scope and budget.