Areas We Cover

Specialists serving eleven core locations across south east London and west Kent.

Bexleyheath

Mixed inter-war semis and 1960s terraces dominate the housing stock around the Broadway and Upton.

Large detached villas around the heath and tighter Victorian terraces in the village both turn up regularly in subsidence enquiries.

Detached and semi-detached houses around Plaistow and Bickley sit on plots dense with mature trees.

Larger period homes around Old Hill and Camden Park Road often have basement extensions that complicate underpinning work.

Older properties near the town centre sit alongside post-war estates in Temple Hill and Stone.

Edwardian terraces near the High Street and the inter-war Progress Estate make up most of the housing.

Riverside streets and post-war housing around Avenue Road include properties on reclaimed marshland.

Georgian and Victorian terraces around Royal Hill and Maze Hill often have lime-mortared brick footings less than 600mm deep.

Post-war semis and bungalows are the most common build type from Petts Wood through to Green Street Green.

Edwardian and 1930s housing around Station Road and Hatherley Road carries shallow footings typical of the period.

The streets off Bellegrove Road and Park View Road were largely built between the wars, with brick-and-block bay-fronted semis.

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