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Enjoy a stress-free experience with Vita Modular — specialists in bespoke, structural steel-frame prefabricated and modular house extensions installed across every Surrey town and district. The structural components of our system are fabricated off-site in our factory, then your extension is assembled and finished on-site — combining factory precision with a proper, integrated build, and far less disruption to your home and garden.
With Surrey property among the most valuable in the country and moving costs steep, for many families a well-designed extension is the smartest way to add significant living space and property value without leaving the home, school catchment and community they love. Whether you're in a detached family home, a 1930s semi or a period cottage, our extensions are engineered to make the most of every metre.
Our modular approach makes extensions faster, cleaner and more cost-effective than conventional construction — around 70% faster and up to 25% cheaper — without sacrificing design, quality or performance. And every build is 100% bespoke and fully customisable: any size, layout, configuration and finish, engineered around your home rather than pulled from a fixed catalogue, with full planning, party wall and building control support for your district council and an industry-leading 10-year guarantee on all builds.

Surrey brings its own challenges for a traditional extension — Green Belt and AONB planning, conservation areas, sloping and wooded plots, and high local build costs. Our hybrid approach is built for exactly these conditions.
Built for awkward and restricted plots. Surrey homes range from tight semis and terraces to detached houses on sloping, wooded or narrow-access plots. Because our panels are factory-made and assembled by hand without cranes or heavy plant, we can build where a conventional contractor would struggle to get materials in at all.
Make the most of generous Surrey gardens. Many Surrey homes have larger plots than their London counterparts — ideal for rear, side return or wrap-around extensions that open a cramped kitchen into a wide, light-filled open-plan space while leaving plenty of garden.
Far less disruption to home and neighbourhood. It's a hybrid build — the structural components are manufactured in our factory, not outside your front door — so you avoid weeks of dust, noise, deliveries and skips that disturb the household and strain relationships with neighbours on a quiet Surrey road.
Planning, party wall and building control handled, council by council. Each of Surrey's eleven district and borough councils has its own planning team and local policies, and the Party Wall etc. Act often applies where you build near a boundary. We prepare and submit your application to the right council, serve the correct party wall notices and manage building control approval on your behalf.
Green Belt, AONB & conservation sympathetic. Much of Surrey is Green Belt, Surrey Hills AONB or conservation area. Because every build is fully bespoke, we match brick, render and detailing to your home and the local character, and design within the proportionate limits these designations require, so the extension reads as part of the property, not bolted on.
Cheaper than moving up the Surrey ladder. With Surrey's high property values and the stamp duty and moving costs of trading up, extending the home you already have is often the smarter financial move — adding the space your family needs while growing the property's value and staying in your school catchment.
Surrey's housing stock spans grand detached homes, interwar semis, period cottages and modern executive houses — and each extends in its own way. Whatever you live in, every Vita Modular build is 100% bespoke and designed around your home's structure, plot and district council planning rules.
Detached & executive homes. Surrey has one of the highest concentrations of detached housing in England — found across Elmbridge, Guildford, Woking and Mole Valley. With generous plots and side access, these homes suit single or two-storey rear and side extensions that add a large open-plan kitchen-diner below and extra bedrooms or a home office above.
1930s semi-detached homes. Common across commuter towns such as Epsom, Redhill, Caterham and Woking, these interwar semis often have generous plots and side access — ideal for single or two-storey rear and side extensions that add a larger kitchen below and an extra bedroom or en-suite above.
Period cottages & town-centre terraces. Surrey's historic towns — Farnham, Godalming, Dorking, Reigate and Guildford — have period cottages and terraces, often in conservation areas. A carefully designed rear or side return extension can transform the living space while we match materials and detailing and handle any conservation-area consent.
Post-war & modern estate houses. Solid, regular-shaped homes across towns like Staines, Camberley, Leatherhead and Walton-on-Thames often extend very efficiently, with straightforward access and fewer planning constraints — making them some of the most cost-effective Surrey properties to extend.
If you own a terrace or a semi with a side passage, the side return is among the best-value space you can add — and a rear extension is the most requested change of all in Surrey. Our off-site method is ideally suited to both, whether it's a tight alley alongside the kitchen or a wider rear projection into the garden.
What is a side return? The side return is the narrow strip of land that runs alongside the rear of a terraced or semi-detached house — usually a wasted, shaded passage a metre or two wide. A side return extension builds into that space, squaring off the back of the house and turning a dark galley kitchen into a wide, light-filled kitchen-living-dining room.
Why it adds so much value. Because it converts dead or underused space into the room Surrey families use most, a side return or rear extension delivers one of the strongest returns of any project — often adding £80,000–£110,000 to a Surrey home while only modestly increasing the footprint.
Often permitted development. Many single-storey side return and rear extensions fall under permitted development rights, meaning no full planning application — though Green Belt, AONB, conservation areas and Article 4 directions can change this. We confirm exactly what your district council requires before you commit.
Built for tight Surrey access. The biggest challenge with a side return is access — narrow alleys, no rear vehicle access, sloping ground and neighbours on both sides. Because our structural components are manufactured off-site and assembled by hand without cranes, we can build where traditional contractors struggle, with far less mess and disruption.
Party wall handled for you. A side return almost always sits against at least one party wall, so the Party Wall etc. Act 1996 applies. We coordinate the notices and agreements with your neighbours as part of our turnkey service.
Rooflights and full-width glazing. Side returns can feel enclosed, so we design in roof glazing, skylights and full-width bi-fold or sliding doors to flood the new space with light and open it onto the garden — the finish Surrey buyers look for.
A prefab extension and a modular extension are the same thing — an extension whose structural components are factory-built off-site, then assembled and finished on-site. Here’s how our hybrid approach works and why it’s transforming the way homes are extended — with less mess, less time, and a fixed price.
With a prefab extension (short for prefabricated extension), the structural components — the steel frame and insulated wall, floor and roof panels — are fabricated off-site in controlled factory conditions, then delivered and assembled into place at your property. Because the structure is being built in the factory while your groundworks go in, a modular extension reaches completion far faster than a traditional brick-and-block build — with less mess, less risk and a fixed price agreed up front.
As one of the UK’s leading providers of prefab extensions, every Vita Modular build is engineered around a structural steel frame and finished to full building-regulation standard. Whether you’re searching for prefab extensions UK, modular extensions UK or a ready-made extension for your house, the principle is the same: a precision-built, pre-built extension delivered on a guaranteed timeline.
Our prefab extensions UK-wide service covers single-storey rear extensions, side returns, wrap-around extensions and two-storey extensions — each one bespoke, never a fixed kit. A pre-built extension from Vita is fully customisable in size, layout, configuration and external finish, so it complements your existing home rather than looking bolted on.
Every prefab and modular extension is delivered with our fixed, all-inclusive price, a guaranteed 4-week lead time to start on site, and an industry-leading 10-year structural warranty as standard.
A house extension is a major investment — so the choice of builder is critical. Traditional builds can drag on for months, with open-ended timescales, spiralling costs and constant disruption to family life. Our steel-frame hybrid method — the same approach used in high-rise commercial construction for decades — offers a faster, more predictable alternative.
Vita Modular’s off-site precision manufacturing means your extension’s structural panels arrive ready to assemble, dramatically cutting on-site time, weather risk and programme overruns — with a fixed price agreed before we start.
Every wall, floor and roof panel is precision-engineered at our own production facility before it reaches your home — so the quality is locked in under factory conditions, not left to chance on site.
Independent building control signs off your extension at every key stage, and we manage building regulations and party wall coordination for your borough. You get formal certification on completion.
Foundations, steel frame, cladding, glazing, electrics, lighting, flooring and decoration are all in the number we quote. No provisional sums, no mid-build surprises, no creeping extras.
From silicon render to brick-slip to composite cladding, we match your home exactly or make a bold contemporary statement — sympathetic to conservation areas and whatever suits your home’s setting.
A guaranteed 4 week lead time from order means you can book the disruption into your calendar and know exactly when your new space will be ready.
Your contract carries a fixed completion date. There are no open-ended timescales — the project finishes when we commit it will.
Because most of the structure is built panelised off-site while the groundworks go in, most extensions are built on site in just 4–6 weeks — with no cranes or heavy lifting, so we can install on tight access sites.
Our structures carry a 10-year warranty as standard, with insurance-backed cover available — protection that follows the property if you sell.
Get an instant fixed-price quotation — and if you find a genuine like-for-like quote for less, we’ll beat it.
Check NowAll Vita extensions are available in any bespoke size or configuration. Whether you’re extending a terrace, semi or detached home, every build is tailored to your property.



A 5m × 3m contemporary fully glazed rear single storey extension, including significant structural alteration works. Built using the unique Vita Modular system and installed with full rear-elevation glazing for maximum natural light.
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A traditional building transformed with a modern, expansive glazed extension that maximises the views over the landscaped gardens. Available in any uPVC or aluminium bi-folding, sliding or french door configuration.
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A simple but elegant single storey wrap around (side and rear) extension on a tight-access site, covering a total floor area of 21 SQ/M. Finished with a clean contemporary silicon thincoat render and anthracite grey aluminium glazing.
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An expansive 40 SQ/M extension that exudes luxury with its clean geometric lines and crittall-style aluminium glazing. Finished in our masonry brick system, an exact match to the existing house.
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Our versatile 2 storey modular builds are the perfect alternative to time-consuming and disruptive traditional extensions. 100% tailored to your exact specifications, allowing you to complement or contrast your existing building.
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Vita Modular’s 100% bespoke extensions and new builds redefine what it means to build your own space. Any shape, any size, any configuration — your imagination sets the boundaries, and we bring it to life with complete price transparency and uncompromising build quality.
Get a fixed price →Every build is 100% bespoke and fully customisable — yet the quoted price is still genuinely all-in. Every item here comes as standard on every Vita Modular extension, never an optional extra.
One fixed, all-inclusive price
Our modular house extensions start from £3,000 per m² inclusive — covering VAT, foundations, structural frame, external walls, roof, electrics, flooring and glazing. That compares with typical Surrey traditional build rates of up to around £4,000–£4,500 per m² before extras. The benchmarks below show typical all-in costs by extension type, so you can budget with confidence.
| Extension type | Typical size | Price per m² (inc. VAT) | Typical all-in cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| Single-storey rear extension | 15–21 m² | from £3,000 | from £45,000 |
| Side return extension | 12–18 m² | from £3,000 | from £36,000 |
| Wrap-around extension | 21–28 m² | from £3,000 | from £63,000 |
| Two-storey extension | 30–40 m² | from £3,000 | from £90,000 |
Traditional builders typically quote £2,500–£3,500 per m² for a basic shell, rising to £4,000–£4,500+ per m² once you add VAT, glazing, electrics and flooring. Our fixed, all-inclusive price covers everything from the start.
Surrey extension costs run among the highest in the UK, driven by skilled-labour rates, restricted or sloping sites and the cost of skips and permits. A traditional local builder typically quotes £2,500–£3,500 per m² for a basic shell, rising to £4,000–£4,500+ per m² once you add VAT, glazing, electrics, flooring, decoration and the inevitable variations — and that's before the cost of delays on a constrained site. Our fixed, all-inclusive price covers the lot from the start.
| Vita Modular | Traditional builder | |
|---|---|---|
| Price per m² (all-in, inc. VAT) | from £3,000 | ~£4,000–£4,500+ |
| Price certainty | Fixed, all-inclusive | Variable; extras & variations common |
| Time on site | On average 6 weeks on site | Often 10–16+ weeks |
| Street disruption | Minimal — no cranes, fewer deliveries | Prolonged; skips, deliveries, dust |
| Warranty | 10-year structural | Varies by builder |
All figures are inclusive of VAT and our standard specification. Exclusions are quoted separately. Get an exact, itemised figure in minutes with our instant fixed price quotation form.
This featured Cheltenham project is a 15 m² single-storey rear extension finished in silicone render with full-width glazing. At a fixed, all-inclusive price of £45,000 inc. VAT — equivalent to £3,300 per m² — it covered foundations, structural steel frame, external walls and render, flat roof, electrics and lighting, flooring and aluminium doors, delivered to a guaranteed timeline.
We provide all accompanying works needed to deliver a complete modular building solution — all as part of our full-package turnkey service, including planning, building control and party wall coordination.




All accompanying services are available when instructed alongside one of our extensions.
The same extension, two very different routes. Here’s how our hybrid factory-built modular method compares with a traditional on-site build — point by point.
Every home is different — and every build is 100% bespoke. Vita Modular designs and builds single and two storey prefab extensions, customised to any shape, size, layout and finish you need.

The most popular way to add space — extending into the rear garden to create a larger kitchen, dining or open-plan living area.

Double the added space without losing more garden. Adds a larger kitchen or living area below and a new bedroom above.

Ideal for Victorian and Edwardian terraces, filling the awkward alley alongside the kitchen into a wide, light-filled kitchen diner.

Combining rear and side return into one, dramatically reconfiguring the whole ground floor for open-plan living.
From your first enquiry to the moment we hand over the keys, our six-step process is designed to be transparent, efficient, and built around a fixed price commitment — including managing your London borough's planning and party wall requirements on your behalf.
Complete our customer enquiry form for an instant fixed price so we can fully understand your project requirements. One of our dedicated team members will contact you to arrange a design consultation.
Where planning permission is required, our in-house design team prepares and submits all necessary drawings and supporting documentation on your behalf.
8-10 weeksWe'll issue a fully regulated JCT fixed price contract covering our terms and conditions, technical drawings, detailed programme of works, agreed payment plan, and a committed installation date.
1 weekOur team begins manufacturing at our Warwickshire production facility to hand-craft your modular project, and books in our installation crew for the agreed date.
4 weeksAround a week before the agreed install date we'll confirm any final arrangements. Our installation team arrives on the morning of your install date, ready to build.
4-6 weeksWe complete final snagging and walk you through your new space, providing all completion and compliance certifications — including full building control sign-off — before handing over the keys.
A selection of completed house extension projects from across the Midlands and beyond — each delivered on a fixed price, to a fixed completion date.

A 7m × 4m wrap-around extension creating a bright open-plan kitchen diner, with a new 7-metre structural opening, full groundworks and a silicone render finish. Completed in 6 weeks.
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A 60m² rear house extension and full structural remodel in Dulwich, opening up the ground floor and reconfiguring the layout to create a modern, light-filled living space.
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A 68m² two-storey extension in Dronfield, Sheffield, adding generous accommodation across ground and first floor, built around our structural steel frame system.
View case study →Our interactive map showcases the diverse range of projects we've completed across the UK. Explore the map below to discover Vita Modular installations near you.
In Surrey, where property values are among the highest in the country, well-designed extra living space is one of the most reliable ways to grow what your home is worth — which means every square metre you add can deliver a substantial return, and an extension often costs far less than the stamp duty and moving costs of trading up.
The cost of moving up the ladder is steep — stamp duty, agent and legal fees, and the price gap to a bigger property quickly add up. A well-designed extension adds usable space exactly where you need it, for a fixed, known cost — and lets you stay in the area, catchment and community you already know.
Industry analysis suggests a quality extension returns on average £1.50 of added value for every £1 spent, with the strongest returns on side-return extensions to period terraces.
In Surrey, the cost of moving up the ladder is especially steep — stamp duty alone on an £880,000 detached home runs to over £33,000, before agent and legal fees and the price gap to a bigger property. A well-designed extension adds usable space exactly where you need it, for a fixed, known cost — and lets you stay in the area, school catchment and community you already know.
Industry analysis suggests a quality extension typically returns around £1.50 of added value for every £1 spent — roughly £1.40 to £1.60 depending on the property — with the strongest returns on kitchen, rear and side-return extensions that open up the ground floor — exactly the change Surrey family buyers prize most.
In Surrey's high-demand, supply-constrained market, more living space remains one of the most dependable ways to grow your home's value — and with Vita Modular's fixed, all-inclusive pricing, you know the full cost before any work begins.
Based on an average return of £1.50 (typically £1.40–£1.60) of added value for every £1 spent
Market estimates put a well-designed extension at around £1.40–£1.60 of added value for every £1 spent. So a £60,000 extension on an average £880,000 Surrey home typically adds roughly £84,000–£96,000 of value — taking it to around £964,000–£976,000 while giving you the extra kitchen, living or bedroom space day to day. Across Surrey’s sought-after commuter towns and villages, where many homes run well into seven figures, the value uplift on a quality extension can be higher still. Actual figures depend on specification and your street’s ceiling price.
Vita Modular delivers bespoke prefab and modular house extensions across every Surrey town and district. We manufacture at our Warwickshire facility and install with our own teams — covering the whole county, from the western towns of Guildford and Farnham to the eastern boroughs of Reigate and Epsom. Don't see your town? We cover all of Surrey — just ask.
We also extend homes in the surrounding counties — Hampshire, West Sussex, Kent, Berkshire and beyond. Contact us to arrange a visit to our showroom, constructed using the same systems as our extensions and annexes.
Worried about Surrey planning rules? Most homeowners are pleasantly surprised — and we manage planning, party wall and building control on your behalf, council by council.
A large share of single-storey rear and side return extensions fall under permitted development rights, meaning full planning permission isn't required — provided the build stays within set size and height limits (generally up to 3m beyond the rear wall for a terraced or semi-detached home, up to 4m for a detached house, and no more than 4m in height for a single storey).
Surrey adds a few wrinkles. Much of the county lies within the Metropolitan Green Belt, the Surrey Hills AONB or a conservation area — and some streets are covered by Article 4 directions — all of which can remove or restrict permitted development rights and require a full application. In the Green Belt, extensions must not be "disproportionate" to the original house. Listed buildings always need consent, and two storey, side and wrap-around extensions are more likely to need a full application too.
And where you build on or near a shared boundary — common with Surrey's semis and terraces, and detached homes close to a boundary — the Party Wall etc. Act 1996 usually applies, meaning formal notice to, and agreement with, your neighbours before work begins. And whether or not full planning permission is needed, building control approval is required for every extension — signing off the structure, insulation, fire safety and drainage. We handle all of this for you, council by council.
Planning is decided council by council, and Surrey's eleven district and borough councils — including Guildford, Waverley, Mole Valley, Elmbridge, Reigate & Banstead, Woking and Tandridge — each interpret policy differently. Some operate Article 4 directions that remove permitted development rights on specific streets or areas. Where an Article 4 applies, or where the property is in the Green Belt, even a modest single-storey rear extension may need a full planning application.
Surrey's historic towns and villages contain many conservation areas, and a significant number of homes are listed or sit within the Surrey Hills AONB. In these cases the council scrutinises materials, proportions, scale and detailing closely. Because every Vita Modular build is 100% bespoke, we match brick, render, cladding and glazing to the existing property and prepare drawings that give your application the best chance of approval.
Surrey sites bring their own practical hurdles — sloping or wooded plots, narrow lanes, and gravel or shared driveways. Depending on the council, your project may need a skip permit or pavement licence for any materials or skips placed on the public highway, and a highways/footway agreement where work touches the pavement. We advise on what your council requires and factor it into the project.
Crucially, our extensions install without cranes or heavy lifting. Components are hand-assembled and designed to pass through the tightest side alley or through-house route — so we can build on narrow, sloping or no-rear-access sites where traditional contractors struggle, with far fewer deliveries and far less disruption to your home.
Not sure which applies to you? We'll check your address against your district council's policies, any Green Belt or AONB designation, your party wall obligations and building control requirements before you commit — and handle the skip permits and pavement licences your build may need.

Our dedicated installation teams work right across the whole of the UK — bringing the same precision, quality and care to every project.
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