Converting your loft is frequently the most cost-effective method to increase the space within your home.
Expanding your existing home frequently proves to be the most economical method to craft the desired living space you seek. Our team of skilled builders stands prepared to assist in constructing your extension, ensuring safety, swiftness, and adherence to your budget.
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It is possible to convert your loft under lawful development, also known as permitted development in the UK, this allows certain types of development or changes to be made to a property without the need for specific planning permission. To convert your loft under lawful development, you’ll need to ensure that your project meets the specific criteria:
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If your loft conversion falls under permitted development rights, the process might be quicker, involving ensuring compliance with the relevant criteria. However, if you need planning permission, the process can take several weeks to a few months, depending on various factors including the complexity of the project and the local planning authority’s workload. We will assist with accurate documentation which can help expedite the process.
The construction phase itself can vary depending on the complexity of the work, structural changes, the materials used, and the number of workers involved. On average, a loft conversion might take anywhere from 6 to 12 weeks for basic conversions, while more extensive projects could take 12 weeks or longer.
The need for planning permission for a home extension depends on various factors, including the size, location, and specific circumstances of your property. Some home extensions might fall under permitted development rights. This means they can be built without the need for planning permission as long as they meet certain criteria regarding size, placement, and other restrictions. We will explain this to you in detail and arrange all local authority permissions that are specific to your project.
On average, for standard applications, the timeframe to obtain planning permission for a home extension can range from a few weeks to several months. If your project qualifies as permitted development, you might not need formal planning permission, and the assessment can be quicker.
The construction phase itself can vary depending on the scope of work, the materials used, the number of workers involved, and the weather conditions. On average, a house extension might take several months to complete. For example: