Selby is home ground for Design Built Right. Andrew is based in Thorpe Willoughby, on the western edge of town, and works across Selby itself and the villages around it, including Brayton, Barlby, Osgodby, Hambleton, Carlton, Camblesforth and Riccall. Being local means site visits fit easily into the week and Andrew can keep a close eye on each stage of the build.
The town has a real mix of housing. Around the Abbey and the older centre there are Victorian and Edwardian terraces with narrow rear wings and small yards. Further out are inter-war and post-war semis, and large estates of more recent homes in Brayton, Thorpe Willoughby and on the edges of town. Each has its own set of possibilities and constraints when it comes to extending or converting.
The requests we see most often in Selby are rear and side-return extensions that open up small kitchens, loft conversions to add a bedroom as families grow, and full refurbishments of older terraced houses bought as projects. Newer homes often need a garden room or a kitchen upgrade rather than structural work.
Selby's position on the River Ouse and its flat, low-lying surroundings also shape how building work is planned here, from foundations and drainage on extensions to making sure new floors are protected from damp.
Based just outside town
Thorpe Willoughby is our home, so Selby and its villages are where most of our work happens.
Terraces to new builds
Experience with Victorian terraces near the centre through to modern estate homes in Brayton.
Extensions and lofts
Most Selby enquiries are for kitchen extensions, side returns and loft bedrooms.
Weekend work
Available 7:30am to 7:30pm, seven days a week, to fit around Selby commuters.