Waterfield Construction

The work behind the word

Real projects.
More possibilities for your home.

Explore our extensions, interiors and brickwork. See the materials, the spaces and the details, then talk to our father and son team about what you have in mind.

Rear extension

A bold new outlook.

Dark brickwork, a rendered upper floor and wide black framed glazing give this rear elevation a distinctive contrast. Two garden views show the brickwork and proportions up close.

  • Dark brick finish
  • Wide garden glazing
  • Contrasting render
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Dark brick rear extension beneath a white rendered upper floor, viewed from the garden View photo
The rear elevation, seen from the garden.
Second garden view of the same dark brick rear extension and black folding doors View photo
A second angle of the same project.

A bold new outlook.

The rear elevation, seen from the garden.Photo 1 of 2

Stone extension

Character outside. Room to relax inside.

Stonework and a pitched roof sit alongside a bright living space with a vaulted ceiling. The exterior and furnished interior show both sides of the same project.

  • Stone exterior
  • Vaulted ceiling
  • Large picture window
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Stone extension with a pitched roof and large picture window View photo
The stone exterior and pitched roof.
Furnished living room in the same stone extension with a vaulted ceiling and garden doors View photo
Inside the same extension, furnished as a living room.

Character outside. Room to relax inside.

The stone exterior and pitched roof.Photo 1 of 2

Brick building

Traditional brick. An open outlook.

Red brickwork and a tiled roof frame black folding doors. Inside, pale flooring and simple white walls create a space ready to make your own. These are exterior and interior views of the same building.

  • Red brickwork
  • Pitched tiled roof
  • Folding garden doors
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Red brick building with tiled roof and black folding doors View photo
The brick exterior and folding doors.
Interior of the same red brick building with pale flooring and doors opening towards decking View photo
The interior looking out towards the decking.

Traditional brick. An open outlook.

The brick exterior and folding doors.Photo 1 of 2

Extension and terrace

A closer connection to the garden.

Vertical timber cladding, broad glazing and a raised terrace give this extension a strong connection to the outside. Glass balustrades keep the garden in view.

  • Vertical cladding
  • Glazed elevation
  • Raised terrace
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Timber clad extension with glazed doors, raised decking and glass balustrades View photo
The extension and terrace viewed together.

A closer connection to the garden.

The extension and terrace viewed together.Photo 1 of 1

Dormer project

A different way to find more space.

A broad grey clad dormer adds a contrasting feature to this red brick roofline. The photograph shows the cladding, window arrangement and junction with the tiled roof.

  • Grey cladding
  • Multiple windows
  • Existing tiled roof
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Grey clad dormer with multiple windows above a red brick house View photo
The dormer viewed from the side of the house.

A different way to find more space.

The dormer viewed from the side of the house.Photo 1 of 1

Extension journey

From work in progress to the details you live with.

Two stages of the same extension show the transformation from freshly plastered walls, rooflights and exposed construction details to a finished interior with herringbone flooring and wide black framed doors.

  • Rooflights
  • Black framed doors
  • Herringbone flooring
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This extension during construction with folding doors, rooflights, plastered walls, tools and exposed timbers View photo
The same room while work was still underway.
The completed extension with herringbone flooring and black folding doors opening onto the garden View photo
The finished interior, with flooring and glazing complete.

From work in progress to the details you live with.

The same room while work was still underway.Photo 1 of 2

Rendered rear extension

Room for home and garden.

A white rendered rear elevation, rooflights and two glazed openings face a paved terrace. The garden view shows how the extension sits within the wider outdoor space.

  • White render
  • Rooflights
  • Twin glazed openings
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White rendered rear extension with two glazed openings facing a landscaped garden View photo
A garden view of the rendered rear extension.

Room for home and garden.

A garden view of the rendered rear extension.Photo 1 of 1

Garden brickwork

Craft beyond the extension.

A curved dark brick wall wraps around a planted bed at the front of this property. A separate example of brickwork from a team led by bricklayers by trade.

  • Curved brickwork
  • Planted bed
  • Front garden boundary
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Curved dark brick garden wall surrounding an olive tree and planted bed View photo
The curved wall and planted bed.

Craft beyond the extension.

The curved wall and planted bed.Photo 1 of 1

Your home. Your next chapter.

Let's make room
for your ideas.

Tell us what you have in mind for your home. A free site visit is a chance to explore your options, ask questions and take the next step without committing to a build.

  • Free site visit and quote
  • No finished drawings needed to enquire
  • No obligation to go ahead

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