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Builders, joiners and roofers in Hornsea

Extensions, kitchens, bathrooms, renovations, roofing, landscaping and bespoke joinery for homeowners and businesses in Hornsea and the surrounding area.

Hornsea is a coastal town in the East Riding of Yorkshire, around 30 miles down the coast from our base in Scarborough, past Bridlington and Flamborough Head. We work across Hornsea and the surrounding area, on both residential and commercial projects.

The town is best known for Hornsea Mere, immediately to its west — the largest natural lake in Yorkshire, covering around 467 acres and the only glacial lake left in the East Riding. It's a Site of Special Scientific Interest, internationally important for wintering wildfowl, which gives the town a genuinely different backdrop to the beach on its other side. Hornsea's own conservation area covers around 61 hectares of the town and holds 23 listed buildings. East Riding of Yorkshire Council, the planning authority here, doesn't hold an Article 4 direction over Hornsea — we checked its published list directly rather than assuming — so planning follows the normal permitted-development framework, with the usual extra care needed for anything inside the conservation area itself or affecting a listed building.

From kitchen refits and bathroom renovations to roofing, landscaping and garden rooms, one team designs, quotes and builds every job, whether that's a Victorian terrace near the seafront or a newer property further back from the coast.

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    Services in Hornsea

    Every service below is delivered by the same team that quotes it, from Scarborough.

    Recent work

    A look at recent 4orty Construction projects. Not every job shown here was carried out in Hornsea itself, but it's the same team and the same standard on every project, wherever it's based.

    Common questions in Hornsea

    Real, area-specific questions we get asked around Hornsea.

    Hornsea has its own conservation area covering part of the town, which affects how the council assesses work that's visible from the street. Unlike a small number of East Riding villages (Atwick, just up the coast, is one example, with its own direction covering window and door alterations), Hornsea itself doesn't have an Article 4 direction removing standard permitted development rights, so most straightforward extensions and alterations outside the conservation area follow the normal rules. We check the specifics for your address before quoting, rather than assuming either way.

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