Getting planning permission for extensions is easy with a little help from the professionals

Do you need help getting planning permission for extensions?

If you are thinking of building a garage onto the side of your house, adding extra space downstairs with a conservatory or additional sitting room, adding a two storey extension to give you extra bedrooms and bathrooms too, then you will need to obtain planning permission for extensions from your local planning authority. Whilst this is supposed to be a relatively simple process, the law has changed several times recently and local authorities themselves have been producing new land use policies so it pays to get the help of an expert that can help your proposal get approval from the planning committee first time.

 

Who can help you to get planning permission for extensions?

Based in the South West of England, ArchitEXE can help you to obtain planning permission for extensions in Devon, Cornwall, Wiltshere and Hampshire. Their services include an initial meeting and consultation with you to ensure that they are clear of what your ambitions are. This is followed with a full site survey and the drawing of scaled scheme plans showing your existing property and the planned works. Once you are happy with the layout, ArchitEXE will then produce detailed plans and elevations so that you can see your extension come to life. Once these are approved, ArchitEXE will produce a planning drawing and access and design statement for the planning application.

 

Why should you choose ArchitEXE to help you get planning permission for extensions?

ArchitEXE have been rightly praised by customers and planning authorities alike. They have low overheads that they can pass on to you and operate a strict environmental policy. For more information on how ArchitEXE can help you to get planning permission for extensions, visit their website today at www.architexe.co.uk

 

 

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