Lincoln Porch Extensions (LN1): One great way to improve the look of your property in Lincoln that doesn't break the bank is to add a porch extension. Of all the possible extension projects, building a porch is one of the most economical and least disruptive. Apart from beautifying the main doorway to your house, a porch has the added benefit of preventing heat loss.
The best person to talk to about the planning and design or a porch is a specialist builder in Lincoln. You could also get some inspiration and imaginative ideas for your porch online, where there's a wealth of information.
Porches, of course, come in all shapes and styles, so one of your earliest decisions will be what materials to use for the ceiling, the floor, the windows, the door, the walls and the roof.
You should also be thinking about internal design, decoration, power sockets, furniture and storage options at this point.
Do I Require Planning Permission for a Porch? You probably won't need planning permission to build a porch on the front entrance to your home in Lincoln if: no element of the construction is within two metres from the boundary of the property on which it is being built or within 2m of any road, the external floor area of the porch is not over three square metres, your property is a house, and not a maisonette, flat or other form of building, no element of the porch is over three metres above ground level.
Your local planning office is the place to head for if you are the slightest bit unsure about the need for planning permission. Your chosen Lincoln porch builder will no doubt help with this process. Always check and double check where planning permission is involved.
Building Regulations: You should not confuse building regulations with planning permission, since the 2 are completely separate. Where porches are involved you WILL need to get building regulations approval unless the porch area is less than 30 square metres and is at ground level, any current disabled access is retained and the external door remains in place. You will have to get approval for all electrical installations and certain kinds of window in porches.
What are the Benefits of a Porch? Putting in a porch can have certain benefits, including: boosting the overall value of your house, extra storage space, providing somewhere to leave muddy shoes, stand wet umbrellas and hang coats, enhancing the appeal of the property to buyers when you need to sell it, giving character to an otherwise plain entrance, more security, offering somewhere to leave a bicycle and cutting down heat loss through your front door.
Porch extensions can be carried out in Lincoln and also nearby in: Reepham, North Greetwell, Skellingthorpe, Nettleham, Cherry Willingham, Heighington, Washingborough, New Boultham, Swanpool, Canwick Hill, Branston, Burton, Newland, Ermine, and in these postcodes LN1 1BJ, LN1 1HT, LN1 1NA, LN1 1TA, LN1 1EN, LN1 1PA, LN1 1LR, LN1 1LJ, LN1 1JT, LN1 1QL. Local Lincoln porch installers will most likely have the dialling code 01522 and the postcode LN1.
To view the latest porch building regulations visit this webpage: Porches.
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Near Lincoln
Also find: Newland porch extensions, Branston porch extensions, North Greetwell porch extensions, Skellingthorpe porch extensions, Washingborough porch extensions, Burton porch extensions, Cherry Willingham porch extensions, Nettleham porch extensions, New Boultham porch extensions, Swanpool porch extensions, Heighington porch extensions, Ermine porch extensions, Reepham porch extensions, Canwick Hill porch extensions, Aylmerstam porch builders and more.
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Around Lincoln
This year, homeowners in the following Lincoln roads have requested quotations for porch extensions: Sherbrooke Street, Dunholme Road, Castle Lane, Brunswick Square, Anzio Close, Anyans Row, Shardloes, Blackmoor Road, Cockburn Way, Bardney Road, Anzio Walk, Sherwood Drive, Carrington Close, Churchill Avenue, Bakewell Mews, Chatterton Avenue, Spalford Road, Bona Close, The Green, Soggin Lane, Bittern Way, Chatsworth Drive, St Andrews Gardens, Broadway, Spital Street, Doddington Road, Altham Terrace, Aima Court, The Link, along with these nearby postcodes LN1 1BJ, LN1 1HT, LN1 1NA, LN1 1TA, LN1 1EN, LN1 1PA, LN1 1LR, LN1 1LJ, LN1 1JT, LN1 1QL.
More Lincolnshire porch builders: Grimsby, Kirton in Lindsey, Cleethorpes, Bourne, Holbeach, Broughton, Grantham, Ruskington, Waltham, Barton-upon-Humber, Winterton, Stamford, Gainsborough, Brigg, Long Sutton, Horncastle, North Hykeham, Crowle, Mablethorpe, Market Rasen, Scunthorpe, Immingham, Burgh le Marsh, Caistor, Bottesford, Crowland, Skegness, Pinchbeck, Spilsby, Sleaford, Epworth, Lincoln, Market Deeping.
To read local Lincoln information check here
Porch specialists in LN1 area, phone code 01522.
