Builders in Bedford
JLS Building & Property Development covers Bedford and the surrounding borough, carrying out extensions, kitchen and bathroom renovations, commercial refurbishment and facilities maintenance for commercial property.
Local knowledge
Building work in Bedford
Bedford is the county town, on the River Great Ouse, with a large stock of Victorian and Edwardian terraced and semi-detached housing alongside more recent estates. Older houses bring their own considerations, from solid walls and lime mortar to awkward drainage and roof structures, and we allow for those when we survey and quote.
Bedford is in the Bedford Borough Council area, which is separate from Central Bedfordshire. Some parts of the borough are conservation areas, where permitted development rights can be more limited, so it is worth confirming the position with the council or with us before you commit to a design.
We provide planned and reactive maintenance for commercial property in Bedford, and we take on domestic and commercial building work across the town.
Services
What we do in Bedford
Extensions
Single and double-storey extensions, groundworks through to completion.
Find out more →Kitchens & Bathrooms
Kitchen and bathroom renovations, utility rooms and bespoke joinery.
Find out more →Commercial Works
Refurbishment, fit-outs and alterations for commercial property.
Find out more →Facilities Maintenance
Planned and reactive maintenance for commercial property.
Recent work in this area · Find out more →Questions
Frequently asked questions
Do you cover Bedford?+
Yes. We work across Bedford and the surrounding borough, including commercial maintenance for premises in the town, and we take on extensions and renovations for homeowners as well.
Is Bedford planning handled by Central Bedfordshire Council?+
No. Bedford is in the Bedford Borough Council area, which is a separate authority from Central Bedfordshire Council. Check which council your address falls under before applying.
Do conservation areas in Bedford affect an extension?+
They can. In a conservation area some permitted development rights are restricted, which may mean you need a full planning application. We can advise on this at the first visit.
Get in touch
Request a quote
Tell us about your project and we'll come back to you to discuss it in more detail.
Prefer to talk it through first? info@jlsbpd.com