Recent changes to the Planning Law has made certain extensions and alterations Permitted Development ( Planning permission is not required )however should you sell your home after carrying out works Solicitors may ask for proof that Planning permission is not required. We reccommend that we always submit and obtain a Certificate of Lawful Development so that you have legal proof and that your house sale does not fall through because you have no proof that the works are Permitted Development.
We also carry out work to Listed Buildings up to Grade2* and are used to dealing with Conservation Departments and English Heritage.
Please telephone for free advice.
A Dartmoor cottage before refurbishment and kitchen extension.
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We obtained planning permission from Dartmoor National Park for the extension and new pitched roof beyond.
And as it is now.
We also prepare drawings for garden rooms such as this timber building,
we obtained planning permission from Dartmoor National Park.
Works to a listed barn.
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A new garage.
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A loft extension.
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A roof extension in Ashburton
The original bungalow, there was insufficient space in the existing roof void for any usable rooms.
The as built extension provides 2 bedrooms and a bathroom within the roof. The whole side of the roof is moved over, a new staircase provides easy access.
A conversion of an integral garage to provide a larger kitchen.
Photograph showing the house before conversion.
A photograph showing the finished project.
A single storey extension to a house in Sticklepath. Photograph
showing the house before the extension.
And showing the finished project.
A single storey extension to a house in Dawlish.
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A roof extension to a semi-detached bungalow in Ashburton. This will
provide 2 bedrooms within the roof space.
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