What the Bexley housing profile changes
Only 24.7% of the 95,300 homes in Bexley are flats, so a typical job here spans several floors with a utility room, a family bathroom plus en suite, and often a loft or side-return extension. That changes the shape of a visit rather than the price: more crew on the day so the whole house finishes together, and floor care planned around whichever mix of timber, tile and carpet the house actually has.
1930s semis with driveways, post-war estates at Thamesmead and riverside new-build at Erith. We use the borough's own record — stock type, era and access — to brief the crew before arrival, which is why the price you see on screen does not move once we are on site.


