MEP services in Earl’s Court.

Chelsea · SW3 · Chelsea terraced houseCompleted work, photograph

Earl’s Court flats share risers, roofs and managing agents. We renew their services one home at a time.

Mansion blocks and divided houses.

SW5: Stucco terraces and mansion blocks
Philbeach: Article 4 even on painting fronts
Policy HO1: Merging flats meets a firm test

NU Projects is a design and build company in Fulham SW6, founded in 2010. We handle mechanical, electrical and plumbing in Earl’s Court SW5, under one contract. MEP is priced from the drawings, after a survey of what is there. Call 020 7731 6841, and a budget estimate typically follows within seven days.

Earl’s Court is tall stucco terraces and red brick mansion blocks. Many houses were split into flats. Some are now being joined back into single homes.

Joining homes meets Policy HO1, which does not allow self-contained homes to be merged. Where a merger is refused, the supplies stay separate. We plan services so either outcome works.

A mansion block flat shares risers, drainage stacks and roof with its neighbours. The managing agent issues the licence for alterations and sets hours. We map shared and private pipework at survey.

Philbeach and Earl’s Court Village are among the conservation areas. In Philbeach, an Article 4 direction needs planning even to paint a front. Vents and flues on the street face are avoided.

Old flats often hide old wiring. A rewire is tested and certified to Part P. Our NICEIC approved engineers do the work.

What the council allows in Earl’s Court.

Council: Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, under its Local Plan 2024.
Article 4: In Philbeach, planning is needed even to paint a house front.
Flats: Policy HO1 does not allow existing self-contained homes to be merged into one.
Blocks: In a block, the agent sets working hours and the licence.
Outdoor plant: Outdoor air conditioning units are judged under Policy CD10, for look and siting.

Source: Kensington and Chelsea’s Article 4 directions in conservation areas, and its Local Plan 2024. Read on 25 October 2026. Policies change, so we read them again for your address.