Question 1

Are hip-to-gable loft conversions common on the Norbury interwar semis (SW16)?

Accepted Answer

Yes — the 1920s–1930s semi-detached houses across the Norbury residential streets have half-hipped or fully hipped roofs well-suited to hip-to-gable conversion. Most fall under permitted development in SW16. The conversion adds a gable at the flank, recovers the sloping loft space, and typically includes a rear dormer for a bedroom-and-bathroom suite. TB&D handles the lawful development certificate, party-wall notice and Building Regulations sign-off.

Question 2

What renovation types are most popular on the Edwardian semis in Norbury (SW16)?

Accepted Answer

Hip-to-gable loft conversions, rear kitchen extensions, full kitchen refits and full bathroom refits are the four most common TB&D project types in Norbury. Full house renovation combining all four into a single programme is a regular request for owners buying to renovate. TB&D provides itemised quotes within 48 hours of the site visit.

Question 3

Do you cover the Norbury and Streatham boundary area (SW16)?

Accepted Answer

Yes — TB&D Construction covers all SW16 residential addresses, including the streets on the Norbury/Streatham boundary and toward the Croydon boundary at Thornton Heath. One project manager handles each job from quote to completion.

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