Space to settle into

Thoughtful additions to your Trawden home.

An extension or garden room should feel useful long after the building work is finished. Start with the room you need, how you will reach it and how it connects to the rest of your home.

Tell us about your project

House exterior combining brickwork, timber cladding and windows — A Coffey project photography

Working in Trawden

Plan the space from the ground up.

For Trawden building projects, A Coffey can take care of the construction and coordinate the trades needed to make the space ready to use. A garden room may need a suitable base, insulation, electrics and internal finishing; an extension also needs careful connections to the existing structure and services.

Before settling on a finish, it helps to consider deliveries, storage of materials and access for the building work. If your garden has a narrow entrance or the property remains occupied, include that information in the first conversation. It lets us discuss a practical approach alongside the look of the finished room.

The details that matter

Make your home work better.

A separate place to work or relax

Define the room’s intended use, year-round expectations and service needs before choosing the structure and finish.

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A natural addition

Connect the new accommodation to the home with thought for circulation, roof details and the spaces either side.

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Finish the outside carefully

Discuss cladding, roof edges and surrounding external work as part of a consistent overall appearance.

Explore cladding & external works

Pitched roof installation with scaffolding around the building — A Coffey project photography

Your home. Your plans.

Local context before detailed decisions

Pendle publishes the Trawden Forest Neighbourhood Plan and its area map. They provide local context to explore with the relevant adviser when developing a building proposal for your address.

The purpose of the extra room
Garden access and approximate available space
Power, heating and finishing expectations
Any drawings or advice already obtained

Pendle Borough Council: Trawden Forest Neighbourhood Plan

Before we begin

Planning a project in Trawden?

Specific advice starts with your property and the work you have in mind.

Can a garden room include electrical and plastering work?

Yes. We can coordinate those trades as part of an agreed scope, rather than stopping at the outside structure.

Should I choose an extension or a garden room?

That depends on how the room will be used, the available space and the property. We can discuss the building implications of both options.

Can you quote from photographs alone?

Photographs are useful for an initial discussion. Measurements, specifications and a closer look at the site may be needed before a detailed quotation.