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Victorian terraces, interwar semis and post-war homes between Tooting, Streatham and Morden: kitchens, floors, lofts and extensions.
Housing stock · Mitcham
Mitcham sits in the London Borough of Merton, between Tooting, Streatham, Morden and Croydon, with Mitcham Common on its eastern side. Most of its housing went up in waves: Victorian and Edwardian terraces close to the old village and the railway, then a much larger spread of terraces and semis between the wars, then council-built estates after 1945.
That mix decides which work makes sense. In a terrace the extra space is at the back and in the roof: a side-return or rear extension opens the kitchen to the garden, and a dormer loft adds a bedroom without losing any of the garden. In an interwar semi the kitchen is usually the room people outgrow first, so a single-storey rear extension with a new kitchen, followed by floors and decoration, is a common order of work. In post-war houses and flats the walls rarely move; a new kitchen, new floors, internal doors and decoration change the most.
Our registered office is on London Road in Mitcham. It is our accountants’ address rather than a showroom, so we meet clients at their homes. To start, choose the job on the sheet above for a guide price for the labour, then send it on WhatsApp with your postcode and a few photos, and we will tell you what the job involves.
Where Older streets near the town centre, and towards Colliers Wood and Tooting
Two-storey terraces with a narrow rear addition. The side return and the loft are where the extra room is, and the party walls on both sides shape both jobs.
Where Much of the suburb around Mitcham Common and towards Morden
Bay fronts and hipped or gabled roofs. A single-storey rear extension with a new kitchen, a new bathroom and new floors are the common upgrades.
Where Council-built estates and newer blocks across CR4
The structure fixes the layout, so most work stays inside: kitchens, floors, internal doors and decoration.
Know what your house needs? Choose the job on the sheet for a guide range, or ask for a written quote.
Services · 12
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Reviews · near Mitcham
None of the reviews on our site comes from Mitcham itself yet. These are from the nearest places, word for word from MyBuilder, with the distance shown.
212 reviews
Verified on MyBuilder
5 mi from Mitcham
“We had [the team] fit our IKEA kitchen and honestly couldn't be happier. Day 1 they completely ripped out and disposed of the old kitchen, removed all the tiles and even got started on plastering — all while working non-stop and leaving the place clean and tidy at the end of the day. Day 2 all the IKEA cabinets were built and ready, plastering completed, and again everything left spotless with all rubbish taken away. …”
Fran, Sydenham, LondonKitchen Removal & IKEA Installation – SE26
6 mi from Mitcham
“Can't thank [the team] enough for the job they did installing my new kitchen. In just 2 days! Really appreciate the attention to detail & advice along the way. Plus their willingness to be flexible with solutions ! 1000% recommend!!!”
Taylor L., Peckham, LondonInstall New Kitchen - Peckham
| Place | Reviewed job | Distance |
|---|---|---|
| Tooting | Herringbone floor | 2 mi |
| Sydenham | Kitchen fitting | 5 mi |
| Peckham | New kitchen | 6 mi |
| Bromley | Kitchen and tiling | 8 mi |
Each line is a 5 out of 5 review on our MyBuilder profile. Straight-line distance from the centre of Mitcham.
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Questions · 5 · Mitcham
Planning, party walls, skips and parking: the questions to settle before work starts. Anything else: call or message us.
Planning in Mitcham is handled by the London Borough of Merton. Many loft conversions and single-storey rear extensions on houses fall under permitted development, within size limits; flats and maisonettes do not have those rights. A lawful development certificate from Merton confirms that a project is permitted development. Building Regulations approval is needed either way.
Parts of Mitcham, including the old centre around the Cricket Green, are conservation areas. There, changes that show from the street, such as front windows, doors, roofs and dormers facing the road, usually need planning permission even when the same work elsewhere would not. Merton's planning pages show whether your street is included.
If the work touches the shared wall, for example steel beams set into it for a loft, or new foundations close to next door for an extension, the Party Wall etc. Act 1996 applies and your neighbours must be given notice before work starts. They can agree in writing or appoint a surveyor. We plan the order of work around the notice period.
A skip or scaffold on the public road needs a licence from Merton Council, and on a street with controlled parking a bay may need to be suspended for deliveries. A skip on your own drive or front garden needs no licence. Where materials and waste go is agreed before the start date.
Choose the job on the sheet at the top of this page for a guide price: labour only, excluding VAT. Then send it on WhatsApp with your CR4 postcode and a few photos of the room. Smaller jobs can often be quoted from photos; larger ones after a visit.
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or call +44 7999 221120Now on the sheet Kitchen · 12 m² · £3,800 – £5,700