Updated 7 September 2026 · 39 new leads in the last 30 days
Access construction leads in Runnymede by tracking newly submitted planning applications. See which homeowners across Egham, Chertsey, Addlestone and Virginia Water are preparing extensions, loft conversions, and new builds, and get in touch before they begin shortlisting builders.
Data sourced from Runnymede Borough Council planning records and refreshed regularly.
39
New Leads (30 Days)
£173,077
Average Project Value
16
High Value Projects
Over £100k
Extensions
Most Common Project
Runnymede sits along the Thames and covers a wide spread of housing types, from the Victorian and Edwardian streets of Egham and Chertsey town centres to the large private plots around Virginia Water and the Wentworth estate, one of the highest-value residential areas in the country. Virginia Water and St Ann's Hill generate a steady flow of high-spec extension, remodelling, and new-build applications on substantial properties, often with detailed landscaping and outbuilding work alongside the main house. Egham, home to Royal Holloway, University of London, sees a mix of family-home extensions and conversions to student or shared accommodation near the campus. Addlestone, which has had significant town centre redevelopment in recent years, and Chertsey, with its older core along the river, both produce a broader range of more typical projects - rear extensions, loft conversions, and garden buildings - as families adapt their homes rather than move.
Here's a breakdown of the most common types of construction projects in Runnymede over the past 30 days.
In Runnymede, Extensions account for the majority of planning applications (26 of 54 in the last 30 days), with Garden Rooms also showing consistent demand alongside Porches.
Understanding typical project values in Runnymede 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 heavily concentrated around Virginia Water and St Ann’s Hill, where some of the borough’s largest and most expensive properties are found.
| Project Type | Area | Est. Value | Description | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Double Storey Extension | Borough of Runnymede | £100k–£250k | Details submitted to discharge Condition 5 (Contaminated Land) for works including an additional storey, two-storey front extension and single-storey rear extension following partial demolition. | Pending |
| Double Storey Extension | Borough of Runnymede | £250k–£1m | Application to remove/variation of Condition 4 of RU.26/0578 (and Condition 2 of RU.25/1001) relating to the construction of two dwellings, demolition of a single-storey extension and outbuildings, and formation of new access and hardstanding. | Pending |
| Extension | Borough of Runnymede | £100k–£250k | Listed building consent for erection of a ground floor extension to the listed property. | Refused |
| Wrap-Around Extension | Borough of Runnymede | £100k–£250k | First-floor side extension with extended pitched roof, single-storey rear extension with rooflights following conservatory demolition; alterations to side fenestration. | Approved |
| Extension | Borough of Runnymede | £50k–£100k | Erection of a ground floor extension to the dwelling. | Refused |
Double Storey Extension
Borough of Runnymede
Details submitted to discharge Condition 5 (Contaminated Land) for works including an additional storey, two-storey front extension and single-storey rear extension following partial demolition.
Double Storey Extension
Borough of Runnymede
Application to remove/variation of Condition 4 of RU.26/0578 (and Condition 2 of RU.25/1001) relating to the construction of two dwellings, demolition of a single-storey extension and outbuildings, and formation of new access and hardstanding.
Extension
Borough of Runnymede
Listed building consent for erection of a ground floor extension to the listed property.
Wrap-Around Extension
Borough of Runnymede
First-floor side extension with extended pitched roof, single-storey rear extension with rooflights following conservatory demolition; alterations to side fenestration.
Extension
Borough of Runnymede
Erection of a ground floor extension to the dwelling.
| Project Type | Area | Est. Value | Description | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Loft Conversion | Borough of Runnymede | £50k–£100k | Loft conversion including a rear dormer and front rooflights. | Pending |
| Loft Conversion | Borough of Runnymede | £100k–£250k | Loft conversion with raised ridge, rear dormer with doors and glass balustrade, installation of 7 rooflights, reinstallation of solar panels, re-roofing with grey slates and internal alterations. | Approved |
Loft Conversion
Borough of Runnymede
Loft conversion including a rear dormer and front rooflights.
Loft Conversion
Borough of Runnymede
Loft conversion with raised ridge, rear dormer with doors and glass balustrade, installation of 7 rooflights, reinstallation of solar panels, re-roofing with grey slates and internal alterations.
| Project Type | Area | Est. Value | Description | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| New Build | Borough of Runnymede | £250k–£1m | Replacement dwelling with associated hard and soft landscaping following demolition of existing chalet bungalow. | Pending |
| Garden Room | Borough of Runnymede | Under £25k | Erection of a single-storey timber-framed garden room (outbuilding) in the garden. | Pending |
| Garden Room | Borough of Runnymede | £25k–£50k | Single-storey ancillary outbuilding for ancillary use. | Pending |
| Garden Room | Borough of Runnymede | £25k–£50k | Construction of a garden room in the rear garden (ancillary outbuilding). | Approved |
| New Build | Addlestone | £1m+ | Submission of details to discharge conditions (vehicle access and bicycle storage) relating to permission for the erection of 74 dwellings following demolition of garden centre buildings. | Approved |
New Build
Borough of Runnymede
Replacement dwelling with associated hard and soft landscaping following demolition of existing chalet bungalow.
Garden Room
Borough of Runnymede
Erection of a single-storey timber-framed garden room (outbuilding) in the garden.
Garden Room
Borough of Runnymede
Single-storey ancillary outbuilding for ancillary use.
Garden Room
Borough of Runnymede
Construction of a garden room in the rear garden (ancillary outbuilding).
New Build
Addlestone
Submission of details to discharge conditions (vehicle access and bicycle storage) relating to permission for the erection of 74 dwellings following demolition of garden centre buildings.
Data sourced from Runnymede Borough Council planning records and refreshed regularly.
A snapshot of recent construction opportunities across the Runnymede area.
Borough of Runnymede
Details submitted to discharge Condition 5 (Contaminated Land) for works including an additional storey, two-storey front extension and single-storey rear extension following partial demolition.
Borough of Runnymede
Replacement dwelling with associated hard and soft landscaping following demolition of existing chalet bungalow.
Borough of Runnymede
Erection of a single-storey timber-framed garden room (outbuilding) in the garden.
Borough of Runnymede
Application to remove/variation of Condition 4 of RU.26/0578 (and Condition 2 of RU.25/1001) relating to the construction of two dwellings, demolition of a single-storey extension and outbuildings, and formation of new access and hardstanding.
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49%
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In Runnymede, 38% of planning applications are approved, 49% are still pending, and 13% are rejected. Contacting homeowners early gives you the best chance of winning work.
Reaching out while applications are still active helps you get ahead of the pack.
Based on planning application outcomes over the last 3 months.
In Runnymede, most planning applications are decided within 8–10 weeks. Smaller projects like extensions tend to be approved more quickly, while larger developments can take longer.
In Runnymede, the vast majority (87%) of planning applications are domestic projects such as extensions and loft conversions. Commercial developments make up a smaller portion but can offer higher-value opportunities for larger contractors.
Runnymede's property market spans a genuinely wide range, from the exceptionally high values around Virginia Water and Wentworth to more typical family housing in Egham, Chertsey, and Addlestone, and that range is reflected in the scale of construction work across the borough. Virginia Water and St Ann's Hill see the highest-spec renovation and new-build activity, often involving significant budgets for design, landscaping, and outbuildings. Addlestone's ongoing town centre regeneration continues to bring new housing and mixed-use development, while Egham and Chertsey see a steady flow of more typical extension and loft conversion work as established family neighbourhoods look to add space. The borough's proximity to the M25 and fast rail links into London keep demand for family housing consistently strong across the board.
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