The work we do in Wellingborough
Wellingborough is a market town in the Nene valley, built from local ironstone and red brick, and expanded in the 1960s and 70s to take people moving out of London.
The town has old ironstone terraces in the centre and large 1960s and 70s estates built for families moving from London. On those estates a whole row often has the same window layout, so we can keep your frames in line with your neighbours'.
Ironstone and red-brick terraces near the centre, London overspill estates such as Queensway and Hemmingwell, and new-build housing at Stanton Cross by the station.
Overspill-era houses often have matching rows of windows across a terrace, so we can match frame sightlines to the neighbours if you want the row to stay uniform.
Before your Wellingborough survey
We cover NN8 and NN9, including Earls Barton, Finedon, Irchester, Wollaston and Rushden. North Northamptonshire Council handles planning. Wellingborough is near the edge of our area, so call with your postcode and we will confirm whether we can cover it.