Trusted Builders in Cambridgeshire for Extensions, Refurbishments and New Builds

Building Services Across Cambridgeshire

Improve your home with well-managed building work and a finish made to last. Prestige delivers house extensions, loft conversions, new builds, refurbishments, structural alterations, specialist brickwork and repointing throughout Cambridgeshire, with a clear point of contact from the first conversation to handover.

Cambridgeshire Project Evidence

• Highfields Caldecote — completed, 2025: single-storey glazed rear extension with cavity brickwork, structural steel, aluminium glazing and a roof lantern.
• Histon — completed, 2024: rear extension and two-storey refurbishment covering structural openings, masonry, roofing, glazing and completed internal spaces.
• Little Eversden — completed, 2024: two-storey side extension at Church End with facing brickwork and aircrete cavity walls, structural steelwork, roofing, glazing and full internal finishes.
• Bar Hill — completed, 2026: two-storey rear extension and extensive refurbishment, with structural openings, a glazed gable, zinc detailing and a new porcelain patio.
• Eynesbury, St Neots — completed, 2023: home extension and refurbishment with structural alterations, masonry, roof construction, glazing and internal reconfiguration.

Each linked case study records the genuine location, service scope, construction stages and project status. View all building projects in Cambridge and Cambridgeshire.

Cambridge and South Cambridgeshire

We work across Cambridge, Cambourne and Northstowe, together with surrounding South Cambridgeshire communities. Customers can also view dedicated information for Histon and Milton to the north of the city, and Trumpington and Great Shelford to the south. Our project record in this part of the county includes work in Cambridge, Histon, Highfields Caldecote, Bar Hill and Little Eversden.

East Cambridgeshire

Our Cambridgeshire service area includes Ely, Littleport and Soham. If you are planning substantial building work in East Cambridgeshire, tell us what you would like to achieve and share any drawings or photographs you already have. We will explain what should happen first.

Fenland

We also work in Chatteris, March, Whittlesey and Wisbech. For projects in the north of the county, travel, access and project scale are considered when we plan the work.

Huntingdonshire

Coverage includes Godmanchester, Huntingdon, Ramsey, St Ives and St Neots. Our completed extension and refurbishment in Eynesbury, St Neots provides local photographic evidence of the structural work, masonry, roof construction, glazing and internal reconfiguration involved in a substantial residential project.

Building Work Across Cambridgeshire

Depending on the drawings, approvals and wider project requirements, our work can include single-storey and two-storey extensions, loft conversions, new-build projects, substantial refurbishments, structural alterations, brickwork packages and repointing.

Common questions about building work in Cambridgeshire

Which council will handle my application?
It depends where the property sits. Cambridgeshire is covered by several district councils, and our pages for Ely, Huntingdon, St Neots, Wisbech, Great Shelford and Histon each set out the authority that applies there and how Building Regulations are handled.

How far do you travel?
We work from Hillstead Farm in Great Shelford, across Cambridge and Cambridgeshire and into the neighbouring parts of Essex around Saffron Walden.

Can I see work you have completed in the county?
Yes. Completed projects at Highfields Caldecote, Histon, Little Eversden, Bar Hill, Eynesbury and Cambridge are documented with photographs, and anything still on site is labelled as work in progress rather than presented as finished.

What do you need in order to price the work?
The property address and a short brief, any drawings you already have, the planning and building-regulations position, and your preferred start window and budget range. Where something is missing we will say what is still needed before the quotation can be firm.

Tell us what you would like to achieve and share any plans or photographs through the project enquiry form.

What we need to quote

Tell us what you want to achieve, and send whatever you already have. No drawings needed to start an enquiry: photos and drawings help, but plenty of projects begin with a description and a site visit.