House extensions in Gran Canaria.

Structural checks firstAn extension adds weight to the house and changes how it is used. Before anything is built, an architect must check the structure and what the plot and the rules allow. The architects we work with make these checks and tell you plainly what is possible.

An extra room or a new floorA bedroom for family and guests, a home office, or a new floor on top of the house. We plan the new space so it joins the old one cleanly, with matching floors, windows and finishes, so the extension looks like part of the home.

Garages and covered terracesA garage for the car, for storage or for a workshop, or a covered terrace you can use in the sun and in the rain. We build them with the house in mind, so the roof, the walls and the drainage work with what is already there.

Licence and community rulesThe town hall decides what paperwork an extension needs. If your home is in a community, the community of owners may also have its own rules. We prepare the documents and apply for the licence for you, and your written quote says which one is needed.