House Extensions Cornwall

TrustMark registered builders based in Redruth. Bespoke house extensions across Cornwall. A well-built extension changes how your whole home works — not just how big it is. We design and build house extensions across Cornwall with the same care as a full new build.

What We Build

Single-storey extensions — kitchen extensions, garden rooms, and open-plan rear extensions.

Two-storey extensions — adding bedrooms, bathrooms, and living space across two floors.

Side & wrap-around extensions — opening up the ground floor by combining side return and rear space.

Period & listed property extensions — extending older Cornish homes sympathetically, with matching materials and planning expertise.

Why Warvena

  • Every extension built to the same standard as a bespoke new build
  • Proper drawings and resolved specifications before work starts
  • Built around you living in the home — clean, low-disruption sites
  • AONB, conservation area, and listed property planning experience
  • TrustMark registered · Passivhaus Trust listed · AECB members

House Extensions Near You in Cornwall

We work across the county — Truro, Falmouth, Redruth, St Ives, Newquay, St Austell, and throughout Cornwall.

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FAQs

  • How much does a house extension cost in Cornwall?

    Cost depends on size, specification, and ground conditions. We price each extension against a resolved design, so the figure reflects your actual project. Happy to discuss realistic budgets early.

  • Do I need planning permission?

    Some extensions are permitted development; many aren't — especially in AONB zones, conservation areas, and listed properties. We advise on your specific property early.

  • Can I live in my home during the build?

    In most cases, yes. We plan around you — dust protection, usable kitchens and bathrooms, clean sites throughout.

  • How long does an extension take?

    Single-storey: typically three to five months. Two-storey and wrap-around take longer. Design and planning happen first.

  • Can you extend a listed or period property?

    Yes. It needs matching materials, sympathetic design, and listed building consent alongside planning. We have the experience.