Kitchen extension with a dark green island, copper pendants and a London stock brick chimney breast under roof lights

The Story So Far

About The London Building Company

A family run building company in Blackheath, founded by Freddie in 2003, building extensions, loft conversions, refurbishments and new builds across South East London.

Freddie, founder of The London Building Company

Our Founder

About Freddie

Freddie began his construction career at 15, joining a concrete restoration crew in Pimlico before leaving school. By 17, he had become a skilled concrete repairer. While working nights on the London Underground, he attended college during the day, first training in tiling and then completing three years of study in plastering and fibrous work.

After qualifying, Freddie was appointed as a construction lecturer at Lambeth College, where he taught for more than four and a half years. He later became a site manager for a small building firm, where he discovered a passion for bringing projects to life. Building had not been part of his original plan, but he found he had a talent for moving projects forward while maintaining the high standard of finish that has always mattered to him.

In 2003, Freddie went on to establish his own business. Starting with smaller projects, including rear extensions and loft conversions, he gradually grew it into what is now The London Building Company.

Throughout that journey, Freddie has remained committed to quality workmanship and attentive service. Today, he personally oversees every project, working alongside a trusted team who have been with him for years. Together, they share one mission: to make clients' dream homes a reality.

Whether transforming an existing property or building a new home from scratch, the aim is always the same: to deliver a beautiful, carefully finished home built to a high standard.

Freddie  /  Owner

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