Updated 22 October 2026 · 63 new leads in the last 30 days
Access construction leads in Herefordshire by tracking newly submitted planning applications. See which homeowners and developers across the county are preparing extensions, loft conversions, and new builds, and get in touch before they begin shortlisting builders.
Data sourced from Herefordshire Council planning records and refreshed regularly.
63
New Leads (30 Days)
£120,474
Average Project Value
13
High Value Projects
Over £100k
Heritages
Most Common Project
Herefordshire is a largely rural, agricultural county, and its construction market reflects that character more than most. Hereford itself, the cathedral city and county town, is home to the world's biggest cider mill, run by Bulmers, a reminder that this is England's leading cider-producing county alongside Somerset. The city's older streets around the cathedral generate a steady flow of heritage-sensitive renovation and extension work. Away from Hereford, the county is best known for its Black and White Village Trail, a 40-mile route through timber-framed villages such as Pembridge, Eardisland, and Weobley, alongside the market towns of Leominster and Kington. With relatively little large-scale new-build activity, most construction work across Herefordshire's villages and smaller towns is extension, conversion, and renovation work on older rural properties, including a steady stream of barn conversions.
Here's a breakdown of the most common types of construction projects in Herefordshire over the past 30 days.
In Herefordshire, Heritages are the most common project type, appearing in 22 of the 63 leads tracked in the last 30 days, with Garden Rooms also showing consistent demand alongside Extensions. Projects can fall into more than one category, so these figures don't need to add up to the total.
The architects and planning consultants submitting the most construction-related applications in Herefordshire, based on recent planning records.
Understanding typical project values in Herefordshire 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 the county’s timber-framed villages and around Ledbury, where larger rural properties and barn conversions support bigger budgets.
| Project Type | Area | Est. Value | Description | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Extension | Barons Cross Camp Cholstrey Road Leominster Herefordshire | £1m+ | Non-material amendment to extend time for previously approved planning permissions related to new dwellings and community centre. | Withdrawn |
| Extension | Greater London | £50k–£100k | Full roof replacement due to slipped tiles and leaks, including dormer and roof window updates. | Approved |
| Extension | Hereford | £50k–£100k | Variation of condition to regularise as built development. | Approved |
| Rear Extension | Castle House Hereford Road Weobley Hereford Herefordshire HR4 8SW | £50k–£100k | Creation of new bathroom and kitchen, demolition of rear extension, and minor alterations. | Approved |
| Single Storey Rear Extension | Allington New Street Ledbury Herefordshire HR8 2EL | £50k–£100k | Prior approval for a single-storey rear extension extending 4.63m beyond the original rear wall; max height 3.37m and eaves 2.50m. | Approved |
Extension
Barons Cross Camp Cholstrey Road Leominster Herefordshire
Non-material amendment to extend time for previously approved planning permissions related to new dwellings and community centre.
Extension
Greater London
Full roof replacement due to slipped tiles and leaks, including dormer and roof window updates.
Extension
Hereford
Variation of condition to regularise as built development.
Rear Extension
Castle House Hereford Road Weobley Hereford Herefordshire HR4 8SW
Creation of new bathroom and kitchen, demolition of rear extension, and minor alterations.
Single Storey Rear Extension
Allington New Street Ledbury Herefordshire HR8 2EL
Prior approval for a single-storey rear extension extending 4.63m beyond the original rear wall; max height 3.37m and eaves 2.50m.
| Project Type | Area | Est. Value | Description | Status |
|---|
| Project Type | Area | Est. Value | Description | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Heritage | The Wain House, Inksmoor Court Tedstone Wafre Bromyard Herefordshire HR7 4PP | £25k–£50k | Part approval of details reserved by conditions 3 & 4 of Listed Building Consent 251889. | Approved |
| Garden Room | Ledbury | £50k–£100k | Conversion of outbuilding to ancillary annexe for ancillary purpose. | Approved |
| Garage Conversion | 1 Luggs Mill Cottages Old Church Road Colwall Malvern Herefordshire WR13 6HB | £25k–£50k | Proposal for the replacement of existing garaging. | Approved |
| New Build | Land adjacent Dulas House Cusop Hay-on-Wye Hereford HR3 5RD | Change of use of part of poultry unit into a secure dog walking enclosure with parking. | Approved | |
| Garden Room | Land to East of Dolmeadow Cottage Marden Hereford HR1 3EU | Application for a Lawful Development Certificate for a proposed shed for storage. | Withdrawn |
Heritage
The Wain House, Inksmoor Court Tedstone Wafre Bromyard Herefordshire HR7 4PP
Part approval of details reserved by conditions 3 & 4 of Listed Building Consent 251889.
Garden Room
Ledbury
Conversion of outbuilding to ancillary annexe for ancillary purpose.
Garage Conversion
1 Luggs Mill Cottages Old Church Road Colwall Malvern Herefordshire WR13 6HB
Proposal for the replacement of existing garaging.
New Build
Land adjacent Dulas House Cusop Hay-on-Wye Hereford HR3 5RD
Change of use of part of poultry unit into a secure dog walking enclosure with parking.
Garden Room
Land to East of Dolmeadow Cottage Marden Hereford HR1 3EU
Application for a Lawful Development Certificate for a proposed shed for storage.
Data sourced from Herefordshire Council planning records and refreshed regularly.
A snapshot of recent construction opportunities across Herefordshire.
The Wain House, Inksmoor Court Tedstone Wafre Bromyard Herefordshire HR7 4PP
Part approval of details reserved by conditions 3 & 4 of Listed Building Consent 251889.
Ledbury
Conversion of outbuilding to ancillary annexe for ancillary purpose.
Barons Cross Camp Cholstrey Road Leominster Herefordshire
Non-material amendment to extend time for previously approved planning permissions related to new dwellings and community centre.
1 Luggs Mill Cottages Old Church Road Colwall Malvern Herefordshire WR13 6HB
Proposal for the replacement of existing garaging.
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Approved
62%
Pending
1%
Refused
In Herefordshire, 37% of planning applications are approved, 62% are still pending, and 1% 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 Herefordshire, the median time from submission to decision is 8 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 Herefordshire, 63% of planning applications are domestic and 37% are commercial. Both segments offer opportunities depending on the scale of work you take on.
Herefordshire's rural, agricultural economy keeps construction demand weighted toward extending and converting existing property rather than large new-build schemes. Hereford's own housing stock supports a steady flow of standard extension and loft conversion work, while the county's timber-framed villages and market towns, including Leominster, Kington, and Ledbury, generate smaller-scale but often higher-spec renovation work reflecting the character and conservation status of much of the county's older housing.
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