Renovation Specialists Serving Sale, M33
Sale's housing stock is predominantly 1930s and 1950s semi-detached properties — a very different renovation challenge to the Victorian terraces of inner Manchester. These houses have larger footprints, longer rear gardens with more extension potential, and inter-war construction that requires different structural approaches to 19th-century terraces.
The most common renovation projects we carry out in Sale are double-storey rear extensions on the 1930s semis (adding a full extra bedroom above the kitchen extension), open-plan kitchen-diners that remove the original rear reception wall, and hip-to-gable loft conversions that significantly expand the roof space on hipped-roof properties.
Sale Moor, Brooklands, Ashton upon Mersey and the streets around Sale town centre each have slightly different property types and planning contexts. We know Trafford Council's planning office well — we've put in dozens of applications for M33 properties over the years and know what gets approved and what doesn't.
Specialists in 1930s and Post-War Properties
The inter-war semis that dominate Sale require specific knowledge. Cavity wall construction, concrete ground floors, original steel windows and asbestos-containing materials in pre-1980s elements all need experienced handling. Our team has seen it all and manages each issue transparently, with no surprise costs after the survey.
