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Free instant estimate

Build it here. See what it costs.

Answer one question at a time and watch your home take shape. Choose one project or several. Your indicative London price arrives at the end, on screen and by email. Free, and about two minutes.

01Your home

What kind of home is it?

35

designers, builders & project managers

250+

projects completed

£10M

public & employers' liability cover

How the free estimate works

Four steps, one clear range.

  1. 01

    Your home

    Terraced, semi-detached, detached or a flat, and when it was built. The model draws it in its period, from a Victorian bay to a 1930s gable.

  2. 02

    The work

    One project or several: an extension (rear, side return or L-shaped, on one storey or two), a loft conversion, a full refurbishment, a kitchen or bathrooms. Each adds its own questions.

  3. 03

    The brief

    The finish, whether you have drawings, where planning stands, a conservation area or listing, and when you would like to start.

  4. 04

    Your estimate

    An indicative London range, line by line, on screen and by email, with a PDF to download. Free, and about two minutes.

We design and build across South West London, West London and South East London, from our office in Chiswick, W4. The estimate is indicative and free, and it is where the conversation starts: every MVV project is priced individually after a visit.

What London projects cost

The figures behind your estimate

Typical London building costs from MVV’s estimator, September 2026, excluding VAT
The workTypical cost, ex VAT
New extension space, standard finish£3,100 to £3,400 per m² of new floor
A complete extension project, once finishes and fittings are includedFrom around £100,000
A two storey side return, about 48 m² of new floorAround £151,000
A rear dormer loft conversion, new stair included£80,000 to £95,000
A whole house refurbishment with a new extension£1,300 to £1,600 per m² of all the floor worked on
The builder's work to refit a kitchen dinerAround £27,000
A family bathroom, renewed in the same layout£16,000 to £16,500
Converting a bathroom into a wet roomAround £15,500
A new cloakroom WC under the stairsAround £6,000

From typical London jobs priced on our estimator in September 2026, calibrated to inner west London: Fulham, Chelsea and Wandsworth. Prime central London projects often price 8 to 25 percent above these figures, and outer London commonly 10 to 20 percent below. All figures exclude VAT and are indicative, not a quotation.

The detailed version · £9.99 per estimate

Every trade, priced line by line.

The free estimate gives you the range. The AI Estimator reads your own description, photos and plans, then prices the work trade by trade, from the structure to the last coat of paint, on screen and by email.

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Frequently asked questions

How accurate is the instant estimate?
It gives an indicative range based on your project type, size and specification. It is not a quotation. Every project is priced individually after a site visit.
How much does a house extension cost in London?
Our minimum for a complete house extension is around £100,000, because even a small extension carries almost the same baseline of work as a larger one. The instant estimate gives a range for your specific size and specification. Figures exclude VAT, professional fees and planning.
Do your prices include VAT?
Indicative figures are shown excluding VAT. VAT is charged at the standard UK rate of 20%.
What happens after I submit an enquiry?
We review your details and arrange a free consultation to visit the property, talk through your brief, and prepare a fully costed proposal.

Estimates are indicative ranges, exclusive of VAT, professional fees, planning and statutory costs. Every MVV project is priced individually after a site visit. The estimate is where the conversation starts, not where it ends.