Conservatory or Single-Storey Extension?
How a conservatory and a single-storey extension differ on regulations, comfort and use, and how to decide which suits your home.
I take on window, door and conservatory work in Wrexham. It is a straightforward run up the A483 from my base in Oswestry.
Wrexham is over the border in North Wales. Whether you want a new conservatory, a warm roof on an old one, or a full set of replacement windows, the approach is the same as it is at home in Oswestry: a proper survey, a straight price and work finished to a standard I am happy with.
Because Wrexham is in Wales, permitted development and building regulations are set by the Welsh Government rather than Westminster. The rules are similar to England's but not identical, so it is worth checking anything planning-related with the council before you commit.
Wrexham is covered by Wrexham County Borough Council for planning and building control.
Yes. Wrexham is part of my regular working area for conservatories, windows, doors, warm roofs and roofline work.
Wales sets its own permitted development rules. They are similar to England's but some limits differ, so check with Wrexham County Borough Council if you are unsure.
Call Shaun on 07815 753361 or send the quote form. The site survey is free and there is no obligation. You get a fixed written quote afterwards.
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