In many cases, yes, but it depends on the size and complexity of your extension and how the work affects your existing living areas.

For smaller extensions where essential parts of the home remain accessible, many homeowners choose to stay in the property during construction.

For larger projects involving major structural work, kitchen or bathroom renovations, or significant disruption to day-to-day living, temporarily relocating is often the more practical option. It can also improve construction efficiency and help keep the project on schedule.

During the planning stage, we’ll discuss the proposed construction sequence, site access and safety considerations, then provide honest advice on the best approach for your family.