Planning Permission
Charted Projects provides all the advice and support you need when it comes to planning permission. We understand the complex regulations and guidelines that come with applying for planning permission and are committed to helping you navigate the process.We are experienced in the different types of council applications, as well as permitted development. We can discuss all aspects of the planning process and help you understand the best way to move forward with your project. With our friendly and knowledgeable team, you can rest assured that you’ll receive the best advice and guidance.
Client wanted a 4m rear extension - planning permission approved
Client wants a front porch which is more then 3ms - Planning Permission approved
Client wants a fence around his boundary - requested height of 2m - planning permission approved
We'll take measurements of your property and create a design that makes the most of your space.
A planning appraisal is the perfect resource to use when you're considering a new project that may need planning permission. Our team of experts provide specialized appraisals that can provide you with all the information you need in a timely manner, including the likelihood of success should planning permission be required.
Planning permission is required for any construction or development work that affects the external appearance of a property or land. This includes extensions, changes of use, alterations and new buildings. It is important to seek professional advice before submitting a planning application, as this will enable you to understand the rules and regulations in your area, and what you need to do to get approval for your project. Furthermore, it will alert you to any potential issues you may face, such as objections from neighbours or the local authority. This will enable you to make an informed decision about whether you want to move forward with the project. We hope that your project will be feasible but in the event that it is not, we will give you frank and honest advice not to proceed, which could save you a lot of time, money and stress.
