Alvechurch mixes an old village centre with post war roads and houses on the lanes outside. Where your house sits changes what you can build, so we check the planning position first.
We cover the whole of B48, from the streets near the church to the canal side and the edge of the village.
Every quote itemises the shell and each extra at the spec you pick. You pay nothing upfront, then in stages as the work is done.
The council made the village centre a conservation area in 1968, and the Worcester and Birmingham Canal has its own. Inside either one, side extensions, cladding and dormer lofts need planning permission.
Green Belt surrounds the village. Bromsgrove's policy BDP4 caps extensions there at 40% more floor space than the original house.
Bromsgrove District Council decides the planning application. North Worcestershire Building Control signs off the finished work.
Yes. You will need planning permission for side extensions and most roof work, and the council will expect materials that suit the street. We design around that from the first drawing.
We measure the original house, work out your 40% allowance under policy BDP4 and design within it. If you have extended before, that work counts towards the limit.
No. The visit and quote are free, and your itemised quote comes back within 3 to 5 working days.
Tell us what you have in mind and we will book a free visit. Your itemised quote comes back within 3 to 5 working days.