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.
Single-storey extensions and structural building work carried out by the same team, managed from groundwork through to a weathertight shell.
I take on extension and building work alongside glazing projects and as standalone jobs. It starts with footings dug and poured correctly before anything goes on top. The blockwork goes up square, the roof is tied in and made weathertight, and openings for windows and doors are formed to the sizes required.
Having the same team do the building work and the glazing means the openings are built to fit the frames going in, no back-and-forth between separate contractors. When the build is done and the glazing is in, the site is cleared and the job is finished.
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Yes. I take on extension and building work alongside glazing projects and as standalone jobs.
Yes. Openings are built to fit the frames going in, so there is no back and forth between separate contractors.
It depends on the size and position. Many single-storey extensions are permitted development, but some need planning permission. Check with your council before work starts.
How a conservatory and a single-storey extension differ on regulations, comfort and use, and how to decide which suits your home.
When a conservatory counts as permitted development, when you need to apply, and how the rules differ over the border in Wales.
Extensions & Building Work available throughout Oswestry and the surrounding towns and villages.
Get in touch with Shaun for a free site survey and a fixed, no-obligation quote.