We design and build high-quality outbuildings for homeowners in Harrow who need practical, self-contained space separate from the main house. From garden rooms to fully serviced structures, our outbuildings are built with proper foundations, insulation, and compliance in mind.
Trusted by local homeowners for well-built, regulation-compliant outbuildings across Harrow and North West London.
An outbuilding is a standalone structure built within the boundary of your property, typically located in the garden. Unlike temporary garden rooms, a properly constructed outbuilding is designed for year-round use and long-term durability.
Homeowners choose outbuildings to:
Create larger kitchens and living spaces
Add bedrooms or bathrooms
Improve layout and flow
Increase property value
Outbuildings can be simple single-room spaces or fully serviced buildings with electrics, plumbing, and heating.
Insulated, quiet spaces designed for full-time home working.
Multi-purpose rooms used for relaxation, hobbies, or family space.
Purpose-built spaces with suitable flooring, ventilation, and power.
Larger structures that may include bathrooms or kitchenettes, subject to planning and regulations.
We assess garden size, ground conditions, drainage, access, and boundary limits to confirm what can be built.
Drawings, specifications, and any planning or building regulation requirements are reviewed before work begins.
Foundations, structure, insulation, and services are installed in stages, with inspections where required.
We complete all finishing works, carry out final checks, and ensure building control sign-off before handover.
Many outbuildings fall under permitted development, provided they:
Are used for incidental purposes
Stay within height and coverage limits
Are positioned correctly in relation to boundaries
Planning permission is required if:
The outbuilding is used as independent living accommodation
Size or height limits are exceeded
The property is listed or in a conservation area
Building Regulations may apply where:
The outbuilding is over a certain size
It includes sleeping accommodation
Plumbing, electrics, or insulation standards must be met
We manage inspections and compliance throughout the project.
Proven experience building outbuildings in Harrow
Strong understanding of foundations and insulation
Electrical and plumbing coordination where required
Careful management of garden access and boundaries
Fully insured and regulation compliant
"LA Construct did a great loft conversion for my family home. Professional from the start, would highly recommend."
- Adrian D, Harrow
"I couldn’t be happier with the work done by LA construct on my bathroom fit-out. From start to finish, the entire process was smooth, professional, and hassle-free. The team was punctual, tidy, and their attention to detail was second to none."
- Darren S, Pinner
"Overall it was top quality with a positive experience and wouldn’t hesitate a minute to recommend Ari!"
- Chandra M, Pinner
Structured extension builds with defined stages, timelines, and inspections.
Structured extension builds with defined stages, timelines, and inspections.
Straightforward updates from design through to completion.
Clear quotations following a site visit, with no hidden costs.
We take pride in delivering high-quality building projects across Harrow and surrounding areas.
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Outbuilding costs in Harrow typically range from £15,000 – £50,000+, depending on size and specification.
Costs are influenced by:
Extension size and number of storeys
Building size and structure
Foundation type and ground conditions
Insulation and heating requirements
Electrical and plumbing installations
Internal finishes and glazing
All quotations are based on a site visit and agreed scope.
Answers to some of the most common questions we’re asked about house extensions.
An outbuilding is a standalone structure within the boundary of your property, separate from the main house. Common examples include garden rooms, home offices, gyms, studios, and storage buildings.
Many outbuildings fall under permitted development if they are for incidental use, meet size and height limits, and are positioned correctly within the garden. Planning permission is required for independent living accommodation or larger structures.
Incidental use means the outbuilding supports the main house, such as a home office, gym, or hobby space, but is not used as a separate dwelling.
Building regulations may apply depending on size, intended use, and whether the outbuilding includes electrics, plumbing, insulation, or sleeping accommodation.
Using an outbuilding as a bedroom often triggers building regulations and planning requirements, particularly regarding fire safety and access.
Yes, but this usually requires building regulations approval and may require planning permission depending on the level of facilities provided.
Most outbuildings take between 4 and 8 weeks to complete, depending on size, ground conditions, and services.
Yes. Permanent outbuildings require proper foundations suitable for ground conditions and building size.
Yes. For year-round use, outbuildings are insulated in line with building regulations or best practice standards.
Yes. Most outbuildings include electrical installations, and heating can be added depending on usage and specification
Outbuildings typically cost between £15,000 and £50,000+, depending on size, structure, services, and finishes.
Costs depend on size, foundation type, insulation level, electrics, plumbing, glazing, and internal finishes.
Yes, but there are height and positioning limits under permitted development. Party wall considerations may also apply.
There will be temporary disruption during construction, but gardens are typically restored once work is completed.
A well-built, functional outbuilding can add value and increase the usability of a property.
Formal neighbour consent is not always required, but party wall agreements may apply depending on proximity to boundaries.
Yes. Outbuildings can be designed to suit smaller spaces, subject to planning and access constraints.
Simply contact us to arrange a free site visit. We’ll discuss your ideas, assess your property, and give honest advice on the best way forward.