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Brickwork, extensions, steelwork, alterations, driveways and landscaping for homeowners in Wednesbury and surrounding areas within 20 miles.

Prefer to talk? Call Nathan on 07849 038089

What are you planning?

Pick a service to see what’s involved, then start your free quote with it selected.

Extensions

More usable space, shaped around how you live, without leaving the house and street you like.

Why homeowners do it

  • Room for a bigger kitchen, a family space or an extra bedroom
  • Stay in the home and street you already like
  • Avoid the cost and upheaval of moving

Popular projects

  • House extensions
  • Conservatories
  • Porches and canopies
  • Garages and outbuildings

Good to know

  • Many extensions don’t need a planning application, as long as they stay within set size limits.
  • Most extensions do need Building Regulations approval.

The common worry: costs creeping up, and living in a building site for longer than planned. A good first step: see the cost before you commit to anything. That is what the free home survey and quote are for.

Driveways

A practical driveway that makes parking easier and lifts the front of your home.

Why homeowners do it

  • Easier parking, off the road
  • A smarter first impression from the street
  • A hard-wearing surface that’s easy to keep tidy

Popular projects

  • Block paving
  • Tarmac
  • Gravel
  • Paths
  • Dropped kerbs

Good to know

  • A front driveway over 5 square metres needs planning permission, unless the surface lets water through or drains to a lawn or border.
  • A new dropped kerb needs permission from your council.

The common worry: paying someone who does a rough job and can’t be found afterwards. A good first step: know who you’re dealing with. Meet Nathan and read what customers say before you decide.

Landscaping

Outdoor areas turned into spaces you can enjoy and use.

Why homeowners do it

  • A garden laid out for sitting, eating and playing
  • Steps and walls that make a slope usable
  • Less mud and less upkeep

Popular projects

  • Patios and paving
  • Retaining walls
  • Garden steps
  • Paths

Good to know

  • A patio at or near ground level in a back garden doesn’t need planning permission. Big changes in levels, such as terracing, can.
  • Garden walls can usually be up to 2 metres high without it, or 1 metre next to a road.

The common worry: paying someone who does a rough job and can’t be found afterwards. A good first step: know who you’re dealing with. Meet Nathan and read what customers say before you decide.

Brickwork

Brickwork for building projects and improvements around your property.

Why homeowners do it

  • Tidy boundaries and a smarter front
  • Repairs that stop small problems growing
  • Brick chosen to suit the house

Popular projects

  • Garden walls
  • Walls and pillars
  • Repointing
  • Steps
  • Chimney repairs
  • Stonework

Good to know

  • A garden wall up to 1 metre high next to a road, or 2 metres elsewhere, doesn’t usually need planning permission.
  • Work on a wall you share with a neighbour means giving them notice first.

The common worry: paying someone who does a rough job and can’t be found afterwards. A good first step: know who you’re dealing with. Meet Nathan and read what customers say before you decide.

Steelwork

Domestic steelwork for projects that need structural support.

Why homeowners do it

  • Open up rooms without losing support
  • Wider openings that bring in more light
  • Structure worked out by an engineer, not guessed

Popular projects

  • Structural steelwork
  • Beams over new openings
  • Steel for extensions

Good to know

  • Taking out a load-bearing wall needs Building Control approval, with a structural engineer’s calculations.
  • Work inside the house doesn’t usually need planning permission, unless the building is listed.

The common worry: costs creeping up, and living in a building site for longer than planned. A good first step: see the cost before you commit to anything. That is what the free home survey and quote are for.

Alterations

Adapt your existing layout so the rooms work better for you.

Why homeowners do it

  • Make better use of the space you already have
  • Bigger, brighter rooms without extending
  • Turn an unused garage or loft into a room

Popular projects

  • Internal walls
  • Garage conversions
  • Loft conversions

Good to know

  • Changes inside the house don’t usually need planning permission, unless the building is listed.
  • Turning a loft into a room needs Building Regulations approval.

The common worry: costs creeping up, and living in a building site for longer than planned. A good first step: see the cost before you commit to anything. That is what the free home survey and quote are for.

How every project starts.

  1. Tell us what you’re planningA few quick questions. It takes about a minute.
  2. Our team calls youThey’ll talk it through and book your free home survey.
  3. Free home surveyWe look at the job with you, at your home.
  4. Your free quoteThen decide in your own time.

Planning notes are a general guide for England. Check the Planning Portal or your council for your own property.

Planning more than one, or not sure where yours fits?

Nathan BrazierDirector, NCB

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Meet Nathan.

NCB works on domestic brickwork, construction and landscaping projects for homeowners.

Thinking about an extension, changes inside your home, a new driveway or the garden? Tell us about your property and the work you’re considering.

Our team will call you to talk it through and book your free home survey and quote.

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Projects we take on.

Three popular projects, what goes into them and what you end up with.

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Extension

Single-storey rear extension

A typical brief
A bigger kitchen with room for a dining table, and doors onto the garden.
What’s involved
Foundations, brickwork to match the house, steel over the new opening and a roof lantern.
What you get
One open kitchen and dining space that looks out on the garden.

Driveway

Block-paved driveway

A typical brief
A tired front garden with room for one car, and puddles after rain.
What’s involved
Digging out and laying a new base, then block paving with a darker border and a wider entrance.
What you get
Space for two cars and a front that suits the house.

Landscaping

Patio, steps and raised beds

A typical brief
A sloping lawn that is hard to use and awkward to mow.
What’s involved
Levelling the ground, building raised beds and steps, and laying a paved patio by the house.
What you get
A level patio for eating outside and a lawn that is easy to look after.

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Hear from NCB customers.

“Fantastic company. Very punctual. Extremely professional and tidy work.”

Susan, brick pillar rebuild. Excerpt from a five-star review on MyJobQuote.

What the five-star reviews mention

  • Friendly and helpful
  • Fair prices
  • Quick work
  • Turning up on time
  • Tidy finish
  • Clear communication

A summary of themes, not customers’ exact words.

Tell us what you’re planning.

A few quick questions about your property and the work you have in mind.

  1. Answer the questionsMostly one tap each. It takes about a minute.
  2. Our team calls youThey’ll talk through what you have in mind and book your free home survey.
  3. Free home survey and quoteThen decide in your own time.

Prefer to talk? Call Nathan on 07849 038089

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