Frequently Asked Questions

Does my proposed building work need planning permission?

Plans to Build it would assess the feasibility of your project and advise you which planning procedure to use.

What are permitted development works?

Permitted devlopment covers various types of building works. In certain instances planning permission is not always required, there are development rules and regulations to comply to but Plans to Build it would advise you during the initial design meeting.

For more information, please visit http://www.planningportal.gov.uk/

How long do planning applications take to be passed?

Usually six to eight weeks, this may be extended if there are certain changes to be made by the respective planning officer. 98% of all planning applications are approved.

Will I need to do anything for the planning application?

No. Plans to Build it submit and process the application electronicaly on your behalf.

Building Plans Design Package

If you are thinking about extending or converting your existing property in Manchester, Stockport or Cheshire, then using our simple 3 step plan, Plans to Build it will take care of this daunting process for you.

House Extension

Adding an extension to your house is obviously dependent on whether or not you have the available land adjacent to your property.

Loft Conversion

The most obvious benefit of having a loft conversion is the fact that space will be added to your home which is a great solution for a family who needs an extra bedroom, or for someone who wants office space.

Garage Conversion

With moving house a somewhat unattractive prospect for many people right now, expanding the home you live in might be a viable alternative.

Planning Permission

Adding an extension to your house is obviously dependent on whether or not you have the available land adjacent to your property.

Building Regulations

When submitting drawings and specifications for a building project in Manchester, Stockport or Cheshire, Local Authority Building Regulations approval is required.