Porch Building Glenrothes

For the design and planning of porches it is best to talk to an expert builder in Glenrothes. For yet more inspirational and creative ideas you should do a search for porches on the internet.

Porches, of course, come in all shapes and styles, so one of your initial decisions will be what materials to use for the door, the windows, the roof, the ceiling, the floor and the walls.

At this point you might also think about storage options, furniture, internal design, electrical sockets and decoration.

Planning Permission - Is it Needed for Building a Porch? As the law stands at the time of writing you do not need planning permission to build a porch in Glenrothes if your residence is a house, and not a flat, maisonette or other type of building, no component of the porch is within two metres of any road or two metres from the property boundary on which it is being built, no portion of the porch is more than 3 metres above ground level, the external ground floor area isn't more than 3 square metres.

You can always head down to your your local planning office for a chat if you are unclear whether or not you need planning permission. Your preferred Glenrothes porch builder will no doubt help with this procedure. To be on the safe side, you should always check.

Building Regulations Relating to Porch Building: Planning permission and building regulations are separate entities and one could be needed where the other isn't. When all current disabled access is retained, the porch is under 30m2 and at ground level and the exterior door is not removed, building regulations approval won't be required. Building regulations approval will definitely be required for electrical installations in porches and certain types of window.

Benefits: Adding a porch extension to your property in Glenrothes can have certain benefits, these would be: preventing heat loss through your front door, providing somewhere to hang coats, stand damp umbrellas and leave muddy shoes, boosting the value of your property, more security, enhancing the appeal of the property to prospective buyers should you need to sell, giving more character to a currently plain doorway, offering a place to leave bicycles and extra storage space.

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