New-build houses differ considerably from Edinburgh’s traditional stone properties, both in their construction and in the types of alteration typically undertaken after completion.
Owners may choose to personalise a new-build property through bespoke joinery, fitted storage, kitchen alterations, internal layout changes, garage conversions or extensions as their requirements change.
Understanding the original construction remains important when making alterations, particularly where structural walls, insulation, services or external components of the building are affected.
