D&d General Building Construction
Location: Barking, Essex
Member Since: 18th Dec 2022
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D&D General Building Construction , has been able to establish numerous residential homes and office buildings in the different parts of the London . with 18 years of experience in the construction business, we are assuring you of excellent workmanship from start to completion of the project.
As the job includes a lot of detailing and price comparisons, we offer you a package price that can match the industry’s standards. Tailored to your needs, rest assured that the quality and service that we render will be suited to your needs and will meet your expectations
As the job includes a lot of detailing and price comparisons, we offer you a package price that can match the industry’s standards. Tailored to your needs, rest assured that the quality and service that we render will be suited to your needs and will meet your expectations
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UK Civil Engineering Degree, Master Builder and Trust Mark Membership ,Constructionline Membership, etc
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Do loft steels require planning permission -yes
loft not require planning permission as long as your plans fall within the below rules, you can build your loft conversion without planning permission,
you use the same type of building materials as used throughout your home
your loft conversion has windows that are more than 1.7 metres above floor level
your additional roof space is less than 50 cubic metres
your new roof pitch is the same as it previously was
your home wasn’t previously a non-residential building
your loft conversion doesn’t include a window on the side elevation of your home
you haven’t already added extra storeys to your home
your home doesn’t contain flats any side windows are frosted
if you plan to add a dormer window, it needs to be set at least 20cm from the current wall
loft not require planning permission as long as your plans fall within the below rules, you can build your loft conversion without planning permission,
you use the same type of building materials as used throughout your home
your loft conversion has windows that are more than 1.7 metres above floor level
your additional roof space is less than 50 cubic metres
your new roof pitch is the same as it previously was
your home wasn’t previously a non-residential building
your loft conversion doesn’t include a window on the side elevation of your home
you haven’t already added extra storeys to your home
your home doesn’t contain flats any side windows are frosted
if you plan to add a dormer window, it needs to be set at least 20cm from the current wall
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