Extensions

Extensions

Expert Advice on Extending Your Home. Did you know planning rules have relaxed until 30th May 2019? So as soon as you receive your quotation and it’s agreed we can start the build. Time is running out, so call today for a Free No-Obligation Quotation.

PERMITTED DEVELOPMENT

Did you know you can build out up to 3 metres under building regulations with no need to go through the planning office?

NEIGHBOURHOOD CONSULTANCY SCHEME

You can build out up to eight metres for detached homes and up to 6 metres out with all other houses, all you need is your neighbour’s permission and a simple application to planning.

Planning, designing and finding the right builder for your home extension is not without its troubles. If you need to increase your living space but do not want to move then a well-executed house extension is a great way of adding both square footage and value to your property.

Most new buildings, major alterations to existing buildings and significant changes to the use of a building or piece of land need planning permission. A Star Construction SW can manage your project from beginning to end and can take you through the whole process, from first thoughts, through planning and design, to finishing off all the important details.

Our aim is to offer exceptional service and elegant design and you will be safe in the knowledge that you will be getting a wonderful extension and a stress-free service at a surprisingly affordable price.

This leads us to the question that everyone wants to know ‘What will it cost?” – for a free no obligation survey please contact us today. Help and advice is only a phone call away!

Did you know planning rules have relaxed? In most cases, you can go out three metres under permitted develop laws.

Advise them of your planned development

If your neighbours raise any concerns or objections, the local authority will decide if their objections reveal any impact on the amenity of the neighbouring properties and whether your plans can go ahead.

They derive from a general planning permission granted not by the local authority but by Parliament. Bear in mind that the permitted development rights which apply to many common projects for houses do not apply to flats, maisonettes or other buildings. Similarly, commercial properties have different permitted development rights to dwellings.