Out of Washington, across Sussex and Surrey.

Nothing is handed to a stranger at the point where the drawing becomes a room. The survey is Tom’s, and the site visits while the work is being made, the fitting and anything that needs looking at afterwards are carried out by the same team, working to his numbers. A door that has dropped in its second winter is a visit back, not a renegotiation.

West Sussex has its own page, working through the Weald, the Downs and what each one does to a kitchen or a first floor. Albourne, Arundel, Bolney, Colgate, Cuckfield, Haywards Heath, Horsham, Pulborough, Rusper, Slinfold and Storrington are where the finished work shown on this site was actually built, and there is a garden room at Cranleigh, over the county line in Surrey. The rest of it gets the same process, without a photograph to show for it yet.

The map is the boundary. The list under it names the towns and larger villages, not every settlement inside it: if yours is not there and it is in Sussex or Surrey, it is still covered.