Midsomer Norton · BA3extension build
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Midsomer Norton
Home renovations, structural extensions and terraced property updates for Midsomer Norton's mix of period high-street buildings and residential estates.
- Free site visit
- Fixed written quote
- Written workmanship guarantee
House extensions in Bath, Trowbridge and across BANES — from a side-return on a terraced street to a double-storey rear build. We handle planning drawings, structural steel, groundworks and Building Control in one fixed-price contract, so the number you sign is the number you pay. Single-storey builds typically run 10–14 weeks; double-storey 16–24 weeks — both confirmed at quote, not discovered mid-build.
Midsomer Norton's town centre still carries the character of its coal-mining and market-town history — a conservation area around the High Street and the Norton Radstock viaduct, surrounded by terraced Victorian housing and later estate development further out. We see a steady mix of work here: structural extensions and loft conversions on the residential estates, and more careful heritage-aware renovation for period properties closer to the centre. Sloped sites are common on the valley's edges, and we plan retaining and drainage work into every project from the outset rather than treating it as an afterthought.

When Midsomer Norton homeowners call us about extension build
If any of these sound like your property, this is the service you want.
Builders who quote cheap and re-quote after the concrete goes in — fixed price from day one
Planning permission surprises — we flag Bath conservation-area constraints at the site visit
Extensions that ignore the existing house — matching brick, rooflines and levels
No party wall paperwork — we handle notices and surveyors
Structural steel bought as an afterthought — RSJs come with proper calcs
Site chaos for months — scheduled trades, daily tidy, one timeline
Midsomer Norton properties we render
What extension build typically involves on the housing stock here.
Terraced Victorian housing near the High Street
Period high-street buildings in the conservation area
Post-war and modern estate housing on the outskirts
Semis and detached homes on the valley slopes
Houses needing sloped-site retaining solutions
Working in Midsomer Norton
Access & parking
On the A367 between Bath and Radstock with frequent buses into Bath in around half an hour; the A37 runs south toward Shepton Mallet for the wider Somerset corridor.
Who lives here
Families and long-term residents across the estates, with town-centre property owners investing in heritage-aware renovation of the Victorian stock.
Landmarks we work around
- The High Street conservation area
- The Norton Radstock viaduct
- The Somer River and riverside walks
- The former coalfield railway heritage
- The South Wansdyke and Silver Street lanes
- The town park and bowling green
Pricing notes
Town-centre Conservation Area compliance, sloped valley-edge site logistics and terraced Victorian structural assessment are managed as standard across Midsomer Norton — retaining and drainage is planned in from the outset.
What Bath & BANES customers say
Verified reviews from recent work.
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