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Wrap Around Extension in Barton-le-Clay

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    What are wrap around extensions?

    A wrap around extension is meant to fit around the outside of an existing house and add more living space. Typically, this sort of expansion combines two types of extensions: a side extension that encloses the outside space to the side of a projecting outrigger (between the outrigger and the party wall/ border) and a rear extension that encloses space to the rear of the same outrigger. The combination of these two regions generates an L-shape that wraps around the outriggers.

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    Where can wrap around extension be added?

    A wrap-around expansion is often attached to a property’s rear and side parts.

    They can be built as single storey wrap around house extension or double storey wrap around house extension.

     

    Do I need planning permission for a wrap around extensions in Barton-le-Clay?

    Permitted development allows you to extend along the side and independently at the back without requiring planning permission. However, once these extensions create an L-shape and connect, you will require planning clearance.

    As a result, any wrap around expansions that form a L shape along your home’s side and rear require planning permission. They do not qualify as permitted development rights.

    Reviews From our Clients

    Lisa Hayward

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    Highly recommend Jack, super communication from start to finish. Very professional, a good competitive quote, work was carried out to a superb standard, completed with no issues at all. I have asked him to quote for more work and recommended him to family. Thank you.

    Mark Beirne

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    Where do I start! Jack was amazing start to finish. There was Always such a high standard of work from him and his team! I can’t find fault in his work. A very professional chap and was always available to discuss anything though-out the project I would highly recommend JPS.

    Andrew Baillie

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    JPS took on our farmhouse renovation and delivered on budget and on time. We had three walls knocked through, RSJ added, kitchen moved to a different side of the house, wooden floors laid and a lot of electrics upgraded. Great value, happy to recommend.

    Paul Stallard

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    Jack & his team done brilliant from start to finish. I would 100 percent recommend them for any building work.

    Mark Avey

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    Very professional, punctual and easy to communicate with, will be using them again in future.

    Frequently Asked Questions in Barton-le-Clay 

    Do I need planning permission for wrap around extension in Barton-le-Clay?

    Planning approval is nearly always needed for wraparound extensions. This is due to the fact that each component of a wraparound extension—the side and rear parts that make up the L shape—is evaluated separately when it comes to authorised development constraints.

    How long does a wrap around extension take to build in Barton-le-Clay?

    Although each situation is unique, wraparound extensions typically take three to four months to finish.

    What is a wrap around house extension?

    A wrap-around house expansion “wraps around” the property by combining a rear extension and a side return. It usually extends to a house’s side and back, making a bigger, more open-concept area that is frequently utilised to enlarge dining rooms, living rooms, and kitchens.

    Will a wrap around extension add value to my property in Barton-le-Clay?

    Indeed, a well-thought-out wrap-around addition can raise your home’s value considerably. Increasing living space is very desirable and can provide a good return on investment, especially in popular areas like kitchens or open-plan living rooms.