Local builders in London.
Fulham · SW6 · a Victorian house in Fulham, extended to the rearCase study
Your local builder on Fulham High Street, working across prime west and central London.
The studio is on Fulham High Street.
NU Projects is a local builder on Fulham High Street, working across prime London. We are NU Projects, design and build in Fulham SW6 since 2010. The calculator gives your own range in a minute, by scope and finish. Call 020 7731 6841, and a budget estimate typically follows within seven days.
Our studio is at 10-12 Fulham High Street. Our joinery partner is on the same street.
Most of our team live near it. So when a site needs us, we are close.
Being local changes the job. We know the house types, the councils and the streets.
A Fulham terrace has a narrow plot and close party walls. A Belgravia stucco house may need listed consent and an estate licence.
Deliveries, skips and parking are planned for each street before site starts.
In Fulham, Jackie had a single storey extension built by us. “I am extremely pleased with the quality of the works.”
What the work includes
- A studio on Fulham High Street, SW6
- Extensions, lofts, basements and whole houses
- Local planning rules checked for your address
- Party wall notices served before work starts
- A site visit before any serious number
- Aftercare from the same local team
- What it costs
- Tell us about the house. We will come back with a budget estimate, typically within seven days. Get a cost estimate
- Where we work
- Fulham, Chelsea, Kensington, Knightsbridge, Belgravia, Mayfair, Notting Hill and Holland Park, Chiswick, Wandsworth, Putney and Barnes, Hampstead and St John’s Wood, Weybridge, Cobham and Oxshott, South Kensington, Marylebone, Bayswater and Maida Vale, Pimlico and Westminster, Battersea and Clapham, Richmond, Twickenham and East Sheen, Islington, Highgate and Primrose Hill, Greenwich, Dulwich, Camden, Wimbledon, Bermondsey, Brixton, Ealing, Acton, Hammersmith and Brook Green, Earl’s Court, Queen’s Park and Kensal Rise, Fitzrovia and Bloomsbury
We know these houses and these streets. So fewer things surprise us on site.
How a local job starts.
- 01
Tell us the postcode
Call or send the form. We check the area and the council first.
- 02
We walk the house
The brief, the access, the neighbours and the drains.
- 03
The budget estimate
A first price from the brief and the property, typically within seven days.
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Design and consents
Drawings, planning, building control and party wall notices.
- 05
The cost plan
A price built line by line from the drawings, open book.
- 06
The build and aftercare
A weekly report with photographs. Then a defects period and aftercare.
Where we build, street by street.
- 01
Fulham SW6
Victorian terraces. Side returns, lofts and basements on narrow plots.
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Chelsea SW3 and SW10
Period townhouses, conservation areas and close neighbours.
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Kensington W8 and SW7
Period houses and large apartments, many in conservation areas.
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Knightsbridge and Belgravia SW1
Stucco terraces, mews houses and lateral apartments.
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Mayfair and Marylebone W1
Listed houses and apartments, with building managers to satisfy.
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Notting Hill and Holland Park W11
Stucco villas and terraces, and communal gardens behind them.
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St John’s Wood and Hampstead NW
Villas and large family houses, many with room to build below.
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Highgate and Primrose Hill
Period houses on hills, where ground and access shape the build.
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Weybridge, Cobham and Oxshott
Larger houses and plots in Surrey, built by the same team.
What neighbours ask before they call.
Further reading, from the blog
Do I need planning permission for my project?
It depends on your property, the proposed work and any planning restrictions in place.
Some schemes qualify as permitted development. We always check eligibility against your actual building before relying on that route.
When might I need a party wall surveyor?
Work to shared walls, boundaries or nearby excavations can trigger the Party Wall Act.
We review the actual scope and its relationship to adjoining structures before work starts.
Party wall agreements were in the scope of each of our Fulham basements.
How is neighbouring movement risk managed?
Engineering, temporary works, sequencing and monitoring are central to our approach. We never promise zero movement just because monitoring is installed.
Why do contractors’ prices differ so much?
Quotes can assume different drawings, quantities, access arrangements, finishes, programme lengths or responsibilities.
A lower total can hide missing work or larger allowances.
Are you a local builder near me?
If you are in or near Fulham, Chelsea or Kensington, yes.
We also cover the prime areas listed on this page.
Send us your postcode, and we will tell you straight.
Why use a local builder?
A local builder knows the house types, the council and the streets.
Problems reach them quickly, because they are close.
Local alone is not enough. Check their finished work and how they price.
What work do you take on locally?
Whole houses, basements, extensions, lofts and interiors.
All of it is designed, priced and built by one team.
Will you visit the house?
Yes. We walk the house with you and write down the brief.
A budget estimate typically follows within seven days.
See it builtCase studies
See it built.
Finished homes, designed, priced and built by NU.
Kensington · W8 New build
Kensington new-build houses
Two new-build houses with triple basements, built under one contract.
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Marylebone · W1 Apartment
Marylebone listed apartment
A modern marble kitchen, set inside Georgian rooms.
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Chelsea · SW3 Townhouse
Chelsea townhouse, opened up and fitted out
A 4,300 sq ft townhouse with a new basement under its whole footprint.
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Send us your postcode.
Your name and one way to reply are enough. It goes straight to the studio.