Standard Process For Building Home Extensions

Standard Process For Building Home Extensions After consultation with your local architect, they will draw up plans for submission to the planning department of your local council. Architects can negotiate on your behalf with the council if required, and will keep you regularly informed of progress. Applying for planning permission can be a slow process, especially if there are any objections. At this stage an initial fee will be require to cover costs, starting at around £750 for a small extension. Local designers should fully explain beforehand what services are required, and what is included in their professional fees. Once planning permission has been obtained, architect will then submit detailed technical plans required for the building control authority’s approval. At this stage a second payment will be required, again starting at around £750. When the plans are approved, localLondon buildersprovide you with detailed quotes, with a will view to signing a contract. *Please note that builder estimates can be revised until you have agreed a written quote. They can give you a fixed quote for your extension, providing that all work is detailed, postplanning architectural drawings have been produced, and our builder has visited the property to discuss your requirements and carry out a survey of the site conditions. The contract must be signed by both parties before any work commences. The fixed quote frombuilding contractor.