Porch Building Fleet

You'll need a specialist builder in Fleet to assist you with the planning and design or your porch. You'll also get plenty of innovative and inspirational ideas for porches on the internet.

If you choose to get the ball rolling and build a porch, you will firstly need to consider your preferred materials for the roof, the walls, the door, the ceiling, the windows and the floor.

Additionally you should be thinking about storage options, furnishings, the provision of electricity, decoration and internal design.

Do Porches Need Planning Permission? At the time of writing this posting, you shouldn't need to apply for planning permission for a porch in Fleet if your residence is a house, not a maisonette, flat or other type of building, no component of the porch construction is more than three metres above ground level, the external floor area is not over 3 square metres, no component of the construction is within two metres of any road or two metres from the boundary of the property.

However, you should always double check your local planning office before proceeding. Your chosen Fleet porch builder should be glad to liase with the planning office. It is always best to check.

Building Regulations: You should keep in mind that planning permission and building regulations approval are two different things. If your project means that the present exterior door remains in place, the porch construction is below 30m2 and at ground level and all current disability access is preserved, you will not need building regulations approval. Building regulations approval is invariably needed for certain windows and all electrical installations.

What are the Benefits of a Porch Extension? Adding a porch extension can have various benefits, including: additional storage space, raising the value of your property, giving more character to a previously plain doorstep, offering a place to leave bicycles, enhancing the appeal of the property to buyers if you need to put it on the market, lessening heat loss through your front door, an extra deterrent to burglars and providing somewhere to stand brollys, hang coats and leave muddy shoes.

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More Hampshire porch builders: Southsea, Fleet, Andover, New Milton, Hedge End, Portsmouth, Farnborough, Hythe, Basingstoke, Horndean, Yateley, Waterlooville, Aldershot, Gosport, Southampton, Fareham, Eastleigh, Havant and Winchester.

Porch building in other UK areas: Cardiff, Inverness, Telford, Sandown, Hedge End, Lichfield, Carlisle, Sittingbourne, Slough, Scarborough, Shanklin, Shipley, Coventry, Loughborough, Braintree, Kingswinford, Berkhamsted, Dover, Aldridge, Leicester, Rainham, Stanford-le-Hope, Chadderton, Coalville, Lewes, Crowborough.