Typical planning ranges in Nottingham
What the East Midlands factor means
Our broad 0.97× regional model sits 3% below the national planning baseline. It is a UK Home Costs planning assumption rather than an externally measured city-wide price index. For projects with a large nationally priced equipment or materials component — such as solar, windows, EV chargers, insulation, underfloor heating and consumer units — the table uses only the documented share of that broad regional difference used by the corresponding calculator.
Planning considerations in Nottingham
- Existing property condition can move refurbishment costs more than the modest East Midlands model adjustment.
- Groundworks, drainage and level changes should be kept separate on extensions, driveways and landscaping projects.
- For older homes, allow surveys or opening-up work before treating an online estimate as a firm scope.
How to use these figures
Use the regional model as an early budget only; property condition, access and contractor availability can have a larger effect than the regional multiplier.
Start with the table to understand project scale, then use a calculator to add floor area, condition, finish level and other project-specific inputs. A postcode-aware calculator can infer the same broad region while still allowing a manual override.
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Detailed project cost guides in Nottingham
These pages apply the same transparent regional model — or the calculator's documented moderated regional treatment where appropriate — to detailed project tables rather than publishing a single city-wide headline figure.
Extension cost
Modelled Nottingham extension cost using the current £1,800–£3,000 per m² national benchmark before VAT and the UK Home Costs East Midlands regional planning model.
£1,800–£3,000 per m² national benchmark before VATOpen Nottingham guide →2026 regional guideLoft conversion cost
Modelled Nottingham loft conversion cost using the current £22,500–£80,000 across common 2026 conversion types and the UK Home Costs East Midlands regional planning model.
£22,500–£80,000 across common 2026 conversion typesOpen Nottingham guide →2026 regional guideRoof replacement cost
Modelled Nottingham roof replacement cost using the current £4,000–£19,000 for most roof replacements; £8,000 UK average and the UK Home Costs East Midlands regional planning model.
£4,000–£19,000 for most roof replacements; £8,000 UK averageOpen Nottingham guide →2026 regional guideHouse rewire cost
Modelled Nottingham house rewire cost using the current £3,000–£12,500 across common flats and houses and the UK Home Costs East Midlands regional planning model.
£3,000–£12,500 across common flats and housesOpen Nottingham guide →2026 regional guideNew boiler cost
Modelled Nottingham new boiler cost using the current £2,500–£4,000 like-for-like combi; £3,000–£15,000 broader installed projects and the UK Home Costs East Midlands regional planning model.
£2,500–£4,000 like-for-like combi; £3,000–£15,000 broader installed projectsOpen Nottingham guide →2026 regional guideSolar panel cost
Modelled Nottingham solar panel cost using the current £6,000–£10,000 for 3–6 kW solar-only systems; about £8,000 for 4 kW and the UK Home Costs East Midlands regional planning model.
£6,000–£10,000 for 3–6 kW solar-only systems; about £8,000 for 4 kWOpen Nottingham guide →2026 regional guideKitchen renovation cost
Modelled Nottingham kitchen renovation cost using the current £5,250–£28,400 current fitted-kitchen range; £10,550 UK average and the UK Home Costs East Midlands regional planning model.
£5,250–£28,400 current fitted-kitchen range; £10,550 UK averageOpen Nottingham guide →2026 regional guideBathroom renovation cost
Modelled Nottingham bathroom renovation cost using the current £5,500–£8,000 typical new bathroom; £7,000 UK average; £14,000+ high-end and the UK Home Costs East Midlands regional planning model.
£5,500–£8,000 typical new bathroom; £7,000 UK average; £14,000+ high-endOpen Nottingham guide →2026 regional guideWindow replacement cost
Modelled Nottingham window replacement cost using the current £500–£5,000+ per double-glazed window by type; £8,000–£15,000 for a typical 3-bed house and the UK Home Costs East Midlands regional planning model.
£500–£5,000+ per double-glazed window by type; £8,000–£15,000 for a typical 3-bed houseOpen Nottingham guide →2026 regional guideHome insulation cost
Modelled Nottingham home insulation cost using the current £654–£1,206 for common loft-quilt examples; £950–£4,600 cavity-wall examples by property type and the UK Home Costs East Midlands regional planning model.
£654–£1,206 for common loft-quilt examples; £950–£4,600 cavity-wall examples by property typeOpen Nottingham guide →2026 regional guideEV charger cost
Modelled Nottingham ev charger cost using the current about £1,000 typical home installation; eligible 2026 OZEV grants cover 75% up to £500 per socket and the UK Home Costs East Midlands regional planning model.
about £1,000 typical home installation; eligible 2026 OZEV grants cover 75% up to £500 per socketOpen Nottingham guide →2026 regional guideExternal wall insulation cost
Modelled Nottingham external wall insulation cost using the current £150–£200 per m² installed; £6,000–£30,000+ across common property examples and the UK Home Costs East Midlands regional planning model.
£150–£200 per m² installed; £6,000–£30,000+ across common property examplesOpen Nottingham guide →2026 regional guideUnderfloor heating cost
Modelled Nottingham underfloor heating cost using the current £50–£110 per m² across electric and wet new-build or renovation systems; £3,000–£13,000 for many full-property installs and the UK Home Costs East Midlands regional planning model.
£50–£110 per m² across electric and wet new-build or renovation systems; £3,000–£13,000 for many full-property installsOpen Nottingham guide →2026 regional guideConsumer unit cost
Modelled Nottingham consumer unit cost using the current about £485 for a typical installed 10-way RCBO unit; roughly £350–£800 by circuits and property size and the UK Home Costs East Midlands regional planning model.
about £485 for a typical installed 10-way RCBO unit; roughly £350–£800 by circuits and property sizeOpen Nottingham guide →Popular calculators
House renovation
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Open calculator →Live calculatorHouse extension
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Open calculator →Live calculatorLoft conversion
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Open calculator →Live calculatorGarage conversion
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Open calculator →Live calculatorKitchen renovation
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Open calculator →Live calculatorBathroom renovation
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