Updated 22 October 2026 · 0 new leads in the last 30 days
Access construction leads in Eastleigh by tracking newly submitted planning applications. See which homeowners and developers across the borough are preparing extensions, loft conversions, and new builds, and get in touch before they begin shortlisting builders.
Data sourced from Eastleigh Borough Council planning records and refreshed regularly.
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Extensions
Most Common Project
Eastleigh grew up around its railway works, and that heritage still shapes the town's dense Victorian terraced streets, which generate a steady stream of extensions, loft conversions, and garage conversions. Southampton Airport, despite its name, sits almost entirely within Eastleigh borough rather than Southampton itself, and the surrounding business and logistics space continues to see commercial redevelopment. Chandler's Ford, Hedge End, and Bishopstoke, the borough's larger suburban areas, produce a high volume of standard householder extension work, while Fair Oak and Horton Heath have seen significant new housing allocations in recent years as the borough's Local Plan directs growth toward its eastern villages. Netley, on Southampton Water, is home to the former Royal Victoria military hospital site, now a country park, adding a distinct heritage character to the borough's waterside.
Here's a breakdown of the most common types of construction projects in Eastleigh over the past 30 days.
Recent applications show a clear focus on extensions and loft conversions in Chandler’s Ford, Hedge End, and Bishopstoke, alongside growing new-build activity in Fair Oak and Horton Heath. Builders specialising in home improvements will find consistent opportunities across the borough.
Understanding typical project values in Eastleigh helps you prioritise the most profitable leads and manage your workload effectively. These ranges are a general guide to the scale of work involved — individual project costs vary by design, specification, and site conditions.
Higher-value projects are often found in Chandler’s Ford and Bishopstoke, where larger properties and more extensive upgrades are common.
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Data sourced from Eastleigh Borough Council planning records and refreshed regularly.
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In Eastleigh, 0% of planning applications are approved, 0% are still pending, and 0% are refused. Pending applications can give builders an opportunity to make contact while projects are still at an early stage.
Getting in touch earlier puts you in a stronger position before others step in.
Based on planning applications submitted over the last 30 days.
Among applications tracked by BuildAlert in Eastleigh, the median time from submission to decision is 8–10 weeks. Smaller projects like extensions tend to be approved more quickly, while larger developments can take longer.
Based on approved applications with recorded decision dates over the last 3 months.
In Eastleigh, 0% of planning applications are domestic and 0% are commercial. Both segments offer opportunities depending on the scale of work you take on.
Eastleigh's construction pipeline is shaped as much by its position as a transport and logistics hub — anchored by Southampton Airport — as by its residential streets. New housing allocations at Fair Oak and Horton Heath are bringing a steady flow of new-build work to the borough's eastern edge, while Chandler's Ford, Hedge End, and Bishopstoke continue to generate consistent extension and loft conversion work on established housing stock. Like much of south Hampshire, new residential development in parts of the borough is constrained by nutrient neutrality rules protecting the Solent and River Itchen, and the council has been securing phosphate mitigation credits — at a cost of roughly £50,000 each — to help unlock stalled sites.
Planning applications highlight upcoming work, giving you a chance to get in touch before builders are shortlisted.
Approved applications can be particularly valuable because the project has cleared a major planning hurdle and may be moving closer to construction.
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