At Care Home Builders, we focus solely on the care sector, with no other interests. For over two decades, we’ve partnered with both local and national care providers across Kent and the South East, delivering homes that are designed to support residents, staff, and the operational realities of modern care.
Every project starts with a conversation. What kind of care will your home provide? Who are your residents? How will your staff utilise the space on a day-to-day basis?
From initial site surveys to reviewing architectural plans, we work with you to develop a solution that’s not only compliant and future-proof but also value-engineered to maximise the value of your budget. Our goal is always the same: to help you create a home that’s welcoming, efficient to run, and built to last.
Designed and Delivered to Industry Standards
We’ve been building care homes for over 20 years, so we know exactly what’s required when it comes to regulatory compliance, accessibility, and health & safety standards.
Whether you're working toward CQC registration or need to meet specific fire, disability or infection control requirements, you can trust that our team has done it all before. We bring that experience to every single project, giving you peace of mind from day one.
Experience in Specialist and Assisted Living Facilities
We’ve delivered care homes and supported living schemes across the UK for individuals with dementia, learning disabilities, mental health needs, and Huntington’s disease.
These projects demand more than just technical know-how; they require a deep understanding of how people move through a space, how staff operate efficiently, and how design can impact behaviour and wellbeing. That’s where we add real value.
Whether you're building in Maidstone, Canterbury, Dartford or anywhere across Kent, we’ll help you deliver a space that works not just on paper, but in practice.
We’ve worked with both independent care operators and national providers throughout Kent, giving us a clear understanding of what today’s care homes need. From layout planning to practical build solutions, we bring sector-specific insight that helps ensure every project meets regulatory standards while remaining warm, welcoming, and efficient to run.
Whether it’s a new dementia care home in Maidstone or a dual-registered facility in Ashford, we design and build with the people who will use the space in mind: residents, carers, and management teams alike.
If your care home needs refreshing to meet new standards or to improve the quality of the space, we offer full and partial refurbishments across Kent. Whether it’s updating interiors, reconfiguring layout for better staff flow, or improving accessibility, we work around your live operations with care and attention to detail.
We’ve helped providers across Canterbury, Tunbridge Wells, and Dartford breathe new life into ageing buildings all while keeping projects within budget and timelines.
Seeking to expand capacity or introduce new resident facilities? We can help you make the most of your existing footprint. From additional bedrooms and lounges to therapy rooms and garden access, we deliver well-planned extensions that blend seamlessly with your current building.
We also take on smaller, cost-effective projects ideal for growing operators who need flexible, scalable solutions without undertaking a complete redevelopment.
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