Hereford is where
our vans sleep at night.

A building company in Hereford, not just "covering" it.

Search results for builders are full of firms that "cover" Hereford from somewhere else. APMBuild is the other kind: registered here, based here, with completed work you can drive past — the Saxon Gate refurbishment in the city, the Dormington orangery and Putley patio a few minutes east, the Gorsley extension down the Ross road. This page is part of our Herefordshire coverage, and Hereford is its centre.

The work: single and two-storey extensions and renovations, kitchens and bathrooms, whole-house refurbishments and the structural alterations underneath. The difference: energy performance treated as a build discipline, not a brochure word — a Passive House-trained director, PHPP pre-assessment to model your home's heat loss before design decisions are locked, and direct European materials supply at typically 20–30% below UK-equivalent pricing.

What Hereford's houses actually need.

Hereford's residential stock runs from timber-framed and Georgian buildings around the cathedral to Victorian terraces, interwar semis and the postwar estates ringing the city. Each fails differently. The old solid-wall stock needs breathable insulation and moisture-aware detailing; the interwar cavity stock needs its cavities and lofts done properly rather than cheaply; the newer stock often needs ventilation fixed before anything else.

Planning runs through Herefordshire Council. Inside the city the practical constraints are conservation areas and listed frontages; on the northern edge, the River Lugg catchment's nutrient-neutrality rules apply to projects that create new dwellings or annexes — ordinary home extensions are generally unaffected, but we check at feasibility so you never find out the hard way.

And because we're local: winter site logistics, skip permits on tight streets, which merchants actually hold stock — the small knowledge that keeps a programme honest.