Create the space, light and layout your family needs: without leaving the home and location you value.
DWG Construction is an extension and renovation specialist serving Milton Keynes and the surrounding area. When your home no longer works for the way you live, we bring the new space and the existing house together as one carefully coordinated project, from the first conversation to the final handover.
Tell us about your property, location and proposed work. We will review the outline and contact you to discuss whether DWG is the right fit and the most useful next step.
DWG delivered a single storey extension alongside a full downstairs renovation, bringing the new and existing areas together as one coordinated project. The result is a ground floor designed to work more naturally for everyday family life.
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The right home can still have the wrong layout. Perhaps the kitchen is too small, rooms feel disconnected, natural light is limited or family life has simply outgrown the available space.
Moving is not the only answer. A carefully planned extension or renovation can give you the room to cook, gather, work and relax while keeping the neighbourhood, schools and community that already matter to you.
As an established building company in Milton Keynes, DWG turns the agreed design into a buildable, properly sequenced project. We consider how the new work meets the existing property, what must happen behind the finished surfaces and how the programme can be organised around your home and family.
DWG is best suited to homeowners planning a substantial residential project who value detailed preparation, clear communication and a properly managed build.
Whether you already have architectural drawings or are still shaping the brief, an early conversation can help establish the likely scope, buildability and next steps.
A successful extension should do more than add floor area. It should improve how the whole home feels and functions, with the new construction appearing considered rather than added on.
A single storey extension can transform the ground floor: creating a larger kitchen, dining and living space, adding a utility room or home office, improving natural light and forming a stronger connection with the garden.
A double storey extension can create additional bedrooms or bathrooms while also improving the space below. Because the work affects more of the house, careful planning of structure, services, access and the relationship with the original property is essential.
A side return or wrap around extension can make better use of land beside and behind the house, creating more width and a more useful connection between the kitchen, living space and garden.
Often, the real opportunity lies beyond the footprint of the extension. Removing or repositioning walls, reorganising circulation and updating kitchens, bathrooms or building services can help the entire property work as one coherent home.
Not every project is about adding space. Sometimes the space is already there but the layout, services and finishes no longer work together.
As an experienced renovation builder in Milton Keynes, DWG coordinates the structural alterations, building services, kitchens, bathrooms, joinery and finishes needed to turn individual improvements into one consistent result.
If your plans combine an extension with renovation of the original house, delivering the work as one coordinated build keeps the structure, services, finishes, budget decisions and programme aligned.
A compact rear extension with a rooflight, stonework and cladding, created to add useful space while giving the addition its own carefully detailed character.
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An internal renovation incorporating bifold doors, a new kitchen, bathroom and utility room to improve how the ground floor works from day to day.
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A substantial extension or renovation is a serious commitment. Relevant experience, clear information and genuine project evidence help you choose with confidence.
DWG brings more than 20 years of hands on construction experience to the practical decisions that shape a successful build: from buildability and sequencing to structure, services and finishes.
Drawings, specifications and known site conditions are translated into a clear scope of works and a detailed, itemised quotation. You can see what is included, understand the decisions still to be made and compare proposals on a like for like basis.
Extensions, structural remodelling and renovation work are programmed together, helping to avoid gaps between trades, conflicting decisions and separate programmes for connected parts of the house.
The construction sequence, progress and upcoming decisions are communicated throughout the build. At completion, we inspect the finished work with you, address agreed completion items and hand over the relevant project information and certificates. The completed work is supported by DWG’s 12 month workmanship guarantee.
You deserve to understand what a quotation includes before construction begins. A reliable price cannot be produced from floor area alone: structure, access, ground conditions, glazing, kitchens, bathrooms, building services, finishes and the connection with the existing house can all change the cost.
Once the scope and design information are sufficiently clear, DWG prepares an itemised quotation that shows what the budget covers and where individual choices affect the total. When comparing builders or construction companies in Milton Keynes, check that VAT, professional fees, structural steel, glazing, supply items, decoration, external work and contingencies are being treated consistently.
Tell us your anticipated budget when you enquire. An open conversation early in the process helps establish whether the ambition, specification and available budget are aligned.
DWG Construction is based in Milton Keynes and works across the city and surrounding villages, including Woburn Sands, Stony Stratford, Newport Pagnell and Bletchley.
For suitable extension and renovation projects, we also work in Towcester and Northampton, across Northamptonshire, in Ampthill and the surrounding parts of Bedfordshire, and throughout North Buckinghamshire.
If your property is outside these areas, send us the postcode and a short project outline so we can confirm whether it falls within our working area.
Areas covered
If your question is not covered here, ask us directly.
Ask us directly 07928 100884Not always. Some extensions fall within permitted development rights, while others require planning permission. The answer depends on the property, the dimensions and position of the work, earlier planning conditions, whether an Article 4 direction applies and whether the home is listed or in a conservation area. The specific property and proposal should be checked before work proceeds.
Usually, yes. Planning permission and Building Regulations are separate systems. Most extensions require Building Regulations approval even when planning permission is not required.
Either route can work. Early input from an experienced builder can test buildability, sequencing and likely cost before the design is fixed. If you already have an architect, DWG can work with the existing design team.
Yes. Many projects add space and reorganise the original house at the same time. Treating them as one coordinated build helps align structural work, services, finishes, decisions and the transition between old and new.
The programme depends on the size and complexity of the project, the approvals required and the amount of structural or internal work involved. DWG sets out the anticipated construction sequence before work starts and communicates progress as the build develops.
Possibly. The Party Wall etc. Act can apply to work on a shared wall, work at a boundary or certain excavations near a neighbouring building. It is separate from planning permission and Building Regulations and should be considered early with an appropriately qualified professional.
In many cases, yes. It depends on the scope, access, working areas and whether kitchens, bathrooms or essential services will be unavailable. DWG discusses the key stages before construction so you can make informed arrangements.
We review the property location, proposed work and current design stage.
We contact you to clarify the brief and discuss whether the project appears to be a good fit.
Where appropriate, we agree the next conversation or site visit and explain what information will be needed.
If you have been putting up with a home that feels too small, too dark or no longer suited to family life, tell us what you would like to change. Whether you have finished drawings or an early idea, we can start with a practical conversation about the property, the likely scope and the next step.
You do not need to have every answer before getting in touch. Send the property postcode, a short outline and any drawings or photographs you already have.
