Local costs · Wales · September 2026

How much does an extension cost in Pembrokeshire?

A mid-range 25 m² single-storey extension in Pembrokeshire costs about £57,000 to £70,000 including VAT, or £2,300 to £2,800 per m² at Welsh prices. Pembrokeshire’s own published charge for building control on a 10 to 40 m² extension is £780 (full plans, including VAT): 7% below the typical council (£840). With a measured survey, building regulations drawings, a structural engineer, Pembrokeshire’s own building control charge and a 15% contingency, plan for £70,000 to £88,500.

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Typical prices in Pembrokeshire

Mid-range finish, Wales prices, including VAT. For the extensions and the loft, the budget to plan for adds a measured survey, design and engineering fees, Pembrokeshire’s own building control charge and a 15% contingency; for the kitchen and bathroom, a 15% contingency.
ProjectBuilding workBudget to plan for
Single-storey extension, 25 m²£57,000 to £70,000£70,000 to £88,500
Double-storey extension, 40 m²£82,000 to £104,000£99,000 to £129,000
Dormer loft conversion, 30 m²£42,500 to £52,000£52,000 to £67,500
Kitchen, medium£8,600 to £15,200£9,800 to £17,500
Bathroom refit£5,600 to £8,500£6,500 to £9,700

Building prices in Wales run about 10% below the UK average outside London. Kitchens and bathrooms vary less from place to place than extensions and lofts.

Building control fees in Pembrokeshire

Pembrokeshire’s own charges, including VAT (plan and inspection combined)
WorkCharge
Extension up to 10 m² (full plans)£585
Extension 10 to 40 m² (full plans)£780
Larger extension, 40 to 100 m² (full plans)£975
Extension 10 to 40 m² (building notice)Not published
Loft conversion up to 40 m²£780
Garage conversion£585

Pembrokeshire’s own published charge for building control on a 10 to 40 m² extension is £780 (full plans, including VAT): 7% below the typical council (£840). Source: Pembrokeshire’s building control charges. Schedule date: 2026-27 (table revised 31 March 2026). The charges include VAT.

Private building control firms (registered building control approvers) set their own prices and are often competitive, so it is worth asking one or two for a quote as well. See how Pembrokeshire compares with every council we checked.

Notes on Pembrokeshire’s schedule

Pembrokeshire publishes its charges on its own page. Its table for 2026 to 2027 gives only the total; in 2025 to 2026 the 10 to 40 m² charge was a plan fee of £190 plus an inspection fee of £565, £755 in all.

Planning

If your extension needs planning permission, a householder application in Wales costs £585. Many single-storey rear extensions are permitted development and need no application, and a lawful development certificate (£292.50) confirms it in writing.

Other councils in Wales

Building control for a 10 to 40 m² extension:

Questions people ask

How much does an extension cost in Pembrokeshire?

A mid-range 25 m² single-storey extension in Pembrokeshire costs about £57,000 to £70,000 including VAT for the building work, or £2,300 to £2,800 per m², based on Wales prices reviewed in September 2026. With a measured survey, design, a structural engineer, Pembrokeshire’s own building control charge and a 15% contingency, plan for £70,000 to £88,500.

How much is building control in Pembrokeshire?

Pembrokeshire’s own published charge for full plans approval of a 10 to 40 m² extension is £780 (including VAT). Schedule date: 2026-27 (table revised 31 March 2026).

How much does a loft conversion cost in Pembrokeshire?

A mid-range 30 m² dormer loft conversion in Pembrokeshire costs about £42,500 to £52,000 including VAT for the building work, and about £52,000 to £67,500 with fees, Pembrokeshire’s own building control charge and a 15% contingency.

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