When Planning
Permission is Required

Not all home extensions need planning permission. You may need permission if:

The extension exceeds specific size limits under Permitted Development Rights.

Your home is located in a conservation area or is a listed building.

The extension will significantly alter the appearance or height of your property.

You’re building close to a boundary, affecting neighbours or privacy.

You plan to use the space for non-residential purposes. We assess your property and extension plans to determine if permission is required.

Our Planning Permission
Support Includes:


Initial Consultation
– Site review and advice on whether planning permission is needed.
– Evaluation of relevant local planning policies.

Feasibility Assessment
– Pre-design checks to assess what is likely to be approved.
– Identifying constraints such as protected trees, flood zones, etc.

Design & Drawings
– Preparation of architectural drawings and layout plans.
– 3D visualisations if required to support your application.

Planning Application Preparation
– Completion of application forms.
– Preparation of a Design & Access Statement if required.
– Submission to the local planning authority.

Application Management
– Liaison with the planning officer.
– Responding to feedback or requests for changes.
– Keeping you updated throughout the 8–10 week process.

Appeals & Resubmissions (if necessary)
– Advice on next steps if your application is refused.
– Support in appealing or modifying the application.

What You’ll Need to Provide

  • Details of your proposed extension.
  • Any previous planning applications on the property.
  • Site address and access info for inspection (if needed).
  • Budget and timeline expectations.

Why Choose Us?

Expert knowledge of UK planning policies.

Experience navigating complex applications.

Personalised service from concept to approval.

Transparent pricing and process.