A growing family puts real pressure on a house. Rather than starting over somewhere new, many people choose home extensions in Halesowen to get the room they need.
Plenty of Halesowen homes date from the 1960s and 70s, often with attached garages and plain rear walls. These houses usually have good potential for side, rear and over-garage extensions.
We look after design, approvals and construction for you. As house extension builders in Halesowen, J M A Group gives you a written scope, clear pricing and one project manager.
See Our Work
A closer look at recent J M A Group builds from groundworks to finished space.
1. Design & Construction Under One Service
One team covers the drawings and the building work. You won’t be stuck between an architect and a builder who disagree.
2. Construction Management
We plan the build week by week and manage every trade. Your job is to make decisions, not chase people.
3. Defined Scope of Works
Your scope spells out materials, finishes and who does what. You agree it before any work starts.
4. Stage Payment Structure
You pay in stages tied to real progress, like the slab, the roof and plastering. You never pay for work that hasn’t happened.
5. Quality Control
Each stage is checked against the drawings and Building Regulations. We only sign it off when we’d be happy living with it ourselves.
6. Professional Communication
You’ll get honest updates, including when something changes. No vague answers or long silences.
7. One Team for Larger Renovations
Need a refit elsewhere in the house? Our team can handle kitchens, bathrooms and decorating as part of the same job.
Tell us a bit about your house and what you'd like to add. A phone call or our online form is fine.
We sit down and go through your wish list and budget. We'll be upfront about what's realistic.
We visit your Halesowen home to survey the site. We look at levels, drainage, boundaries and any existing extensions.
We arrange drawings and structural calculations as needed. Planning or prior approval and Building Regulations are prepared at this point too.
You get a detailed scope and a price for every part of the job. No round numbers or guesswork.
We agree a start date and walk you through the build order. Then work starts on site.
Your project manager is on site regularly and coordinates the trades. Building control visits are timed to the right stages.
We finish off, fix any snags and leave the site tidy. Then we go round the finished space with you before signing off.
1. Single-Storey Extensions
The most popular way to add ground-floor space. Think bigger kitchens, family rooms and dining areas.
2. Double-Storey Extensions
Add space on both floors in a single project. It’s often the best way to gain a bedroom and a bigger living area.
3. Rear Extensions
Open the back of your home up to the garden. Large glazed doors make the most of the view.
4. Side Return Extensions
Fill in the narrow gap at the side of your house. It can make a cramped kitchen feel far more spacious.
5. Wraparound Extensions
Combine side and rear extensions into one L-shaped space. It gives you a large, flexible ground floor.
6. Kitchen Extensions
A kitchen extension in Halesowen makes room for an island, more worktop and a proper dining table. It’s the upgrade most families feel every day.
7. Open-Plan Kitchen and Living Extensions
Bring cooking, dining and lounging into one connected room. Ideal for families who want to spend more time together.
8. Utility and Boot Room Extensions
Give laundry, wellies and sports kit a home of their own. Your kitchen stops doubling as a utility room.
9. Additional Bedroom Extensions
Add a bedroom without moving house. Great for growing families, guests or a relative who needs to stay.
10. Home Office Extensions
Create a dedicated office away from the TV and the kitchen. Better focus, fewer distractions and proper storage for work.
It depends on the design. Many single-storey rear extensions count as permitted development. Side, two-storey and wraparound extensions usually need full planning permission from your local council. We’ll confirm the route after the survey.
Yes, but stricter rules usually apply. Extensions in the green belt must not be out of proportion to the original house. We’ll check your plot’s status and design to suit.
Yes. Homes from this era often have simple layouts that are easy to extend. Many also have flat-roof garages or porches that can be replaced or built over. We check the existing structure first.
Yes, and it’s a common upgrade. Old conservatories are often too hot in summer and too cold in winter. A solid-roof extension with a lantern gives you a room you can use all year. We’ll check whether the new design needs planning permission.
Not straight away. Your band is usually only reviewed when the home is next sold. Even then, it may not change.
A good extension starts with understanding how you live now: who cooks, where the clutter ends up and which rooms feel tight. Tell us that, and we’ll design around it.
Our extension builders in Halesowen handle single-storey, double-storey, wraparound and kitchen extensions. J M A Group manages the full project, so you deal with one team from start to finish. Book your site survey today.
