Period homes in Wimbledon

Much of Wimbledon is Victorian and Edwardian, and parts of it, around the Village in particular, are conservation areas. On a period roof the look of a roof window matters, so we fit Velux conservation windows where they suit: a slim dark frame and a central glazing bar that sit quietly in slate or tile.

Kitchen extensions

A rear kitchen extension is usually bright by the garden doors and dim at the back. A roof lantern lifts the ceiling and brings in light from every side; a long flat glass rooflight near the back wall lights the worktops, as on our Kingston extension.

Planning in Wimbledon

The London Borough of Merton is the planning authority. Most rooflights on houses are permitted development, but conservation areas, listed buildings and flats have their own rules, and a new opening in the roof usually needs building regulations approval.

Postcodes
SW19, SW20
Planning authority
London Borough of Merton
Distance
About 4 miles from our base in Surbiton

What customers in Wimbledon say

  • High standard

    Marcus completed the job very professionally and to a high standard. He cleared up and cleaned the site very well after each day.

    Fiona Wimbledon, SW19

What we fit in Wimbledon

Questions from Wimbledon

Do you fit conservation roof windows?

Yes. Velux conservation windows have a slim dark frame and a central glazing bar, made to sit well on period roofs, and are the type councils usually prefer in conservation areas.

Do you cover SW20?

Yes. We cover Wimbledon, Raynes Park and the rest of SW19 and SW20, and the survey and quote are free.

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