Glass Roof Extension Planning Permission

Planning permission for glass extensions.

Glass roof extension planning permission.

There are multiple benefits to getting a glass extension. The buildings either side of the link are in brick and weatherboarding so the glazed extension adds contemporary detail to the farm like buildings. Over the years planning laws have changed and continue to do so. It looks fantastic and will perfectly fit with any modern home.

Planning permission is a question many homeowners ask when making home improvements to their property. Planning permission was gained for an annex building and due to restrictions within the green belt the architects created a flat roofed single storey glass link extension to the house. For now you just concentrate on choosing which of our fabulous glass extensions you love the most and then ask for a free. Leave planning permission to us.

Glass extensions are a great idea because they can blend easily with lots of different architectural styles. Planning permission for glass extensions is like with conservatories a complicated matter but there are a few basic rules to follow that might help you understand if it will be required for your project or not. Many terms are used for a glazed extension these days including conservatory orangery lean to livin room or glass structure. If there is a need for a planning application to be submitted prior to us starting work we will handle this on your behalf in an efficient manner.

Usually you won t require planning permission as long as your glass extension. We never leave our customers in the lurch.