At LXM Building Services, we understand how to bring these visions to life. From compact courtyard conversions to full-scale playground construction in London, our team delivers bespoke, safe, and highly functional outdoor builds tailored to domestic needs and urban spaces.

At LXM Building Services, we specialise in turning outdoor areas into liveable, beautiful and purposeful spaces. From bespoke family gardens to outdoor kitchens and multifunctional retreats, we design and build spaces that reflect your lifestyle, no matter the scale.

If you’re a homeowner in London thinking about upgrading your property’s energy efficiency, now is the ideal time to act. With EWI grants for London homes becoming more accessible under various 2025 schemes, it’s crucial to understand the best time to apply, how funding cycles work, and why acting sooner can lead to faster installation and greater long-term benefits.

As summer temperatures in London continue to rise, many flat owners are facing an uncomfortable reality: their homes are becoming unliveable during hot spells. Urban flats, particularly those in older or poorly insulated buildings, absorb and retain heat throughout the day, causing internal temperatures to soar.

Whether you’re restoring a heritage property or modernising a family home, LXM Building Services specialises in external insulation for Victorian terraced homes in London—bringing technical expertise and stylish results to every project.

In a city as vibrant and design-savvy as London, kitchens have become more than just cooking spaces. They are social hubs, architectural features, and lifestyle statements. As we enter 2025, homeowners are investing more in kitchen refurbishments that reflect not only their personal tastes but also evolving family dynamics and modern expectations of performance and sustainability.

As we step into 2025, domestic refurbishment in London is no longer just about refreshing tired interiors. It has become an opportunity to completely reimagine the way we live in our homes. Driven by lifestyle changes, rising property values, and a growing desire for efficient, flexible spaces, London homeowners are investing more than ever in upgrades that bring long-term comfort, practicality, and aesthetic value.

In today’s London, where property values are high and available space is often limited, homeowners are increasingly choosing to refurbish rather than relocate. A well-executed refurbishment not only enhances the aesthetic appeal of a home but also improves functionality, energy efficiency and overall lifestyle comfort.

For many London homeowners, the decision to refurbish a property is as much about enhancing day-to-day living as it is about long-term investment. Whether you're updating a dated kitchen, modernising your layout, or undertaking a full-property upgrade, understanding the cost of home refurbishment is essential for effective planning. In this guide, we outline the key cost factors, budgeting advice, and how to ensure value with the right contractor.

Upgrading your home can be one of the most rewarding decisions you make as a homeowner, especially in London where style, function, and space matter more than ever. Whether you're modernising a single room or refurbishing an entire property, the right approach and team make all the difference. This step-by-step guide is tailored to homeowners across North and West London who want to enhance their living spaces with confidence, clarity, and craftsmanship.

Your driveway is one of the first things people see when approaching your home or business. More than just a parking space, it frames your property, influences kerb appeal, and plays a crucial role in functionality, drainage, and long-term upkeep.

When it comes to enhancing the entrance to your home, few elements are as impactful as a beautifully paved driveway. A well-designed driveway not only boosts your property’s kerb appeal, but also ensures long-term practicality, efficient drainage, and structural durability. But with a range of options available, many homeowners find themselves torn between two popular choices: natural stone and concrete.