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Removal and bricking up an external door
Do I need planning permission to remove and brick up an external door
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"Hi David, you do not require any planning permission to carry out this kind of work thanks"
Answered on 4th Sep 2024 - Member since Oct 2020 -
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"no, bricking up a door doe not require planning permission"
Answered on 5th Sep 2024 - Member since Aug 2024 -
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"My Good friend, Yes you do need fast track Consent planning permission from your local Council, due to the fact that you are altering (change the actual design and shape looking ) of the property.. because freehold or leasehold). the land where the structure stand (building). still remain the property of Queen of England..According to the law of the Land.
so A Trading global Service LLc, can get you fast track planning Permission under 1 or 2 days( (fast Track fees)."
so A Trading global Service LLc, can get you fast track planning Permission under 1 or 2 days( (fast Track fees)."
Answered on 5th Sep 2024 - Member since Jun 2020 -
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"Hi David you will not need any pp needed in carrying out this works"
Answered on 8th Sep 2024 - Member since Sep 2024 -
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"There is no planning required to block up an external door we recommend that you have another exit in case of fire
Regards
Steve universal property service"
Regards
Steve universal property service"
Answered on 9th Sep 2024 - Member since Apr 2024 -
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"Hi you won’t need planning permission for this.
Hope this helps"
Hope this helps"
Answered on 3rd Sep 2024 - Member since Aug 2024 -
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"Hi David,
I’m short you don’t need permission to brick up a door way. However you will have to meet the current regulations, which states you have to have a main entrance or the same amount of entries to the house that was previously there without permission to do otherwise. If you contact your local council they can put you in touch with the correct people to talk to"
I’m short you don’t need permission to brick up a door way. However you will have to meet the current regulations, which states you have to have a main entrance or the same amount of entries to the house that was previously there without permission to do otherwise. If you contact your local council they can put you in touch with the correct people to talk to"
Answered on 3rd Sep 2024 - Member since Apr 2024 -
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"You don't need permission if you own your house, and that it isn't Listed Grade 1 or 2. Remember if you plan on renting it out, you will need a fire escape so bricking up say 1 of 2 external doors is not a good idea."
Answered on 10th Sep 2024 - Member since Oct 2022 -
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"Hi David. You won't need planning permission to do the works described."
Answered on 3rd Sep 2024 - Member since Jun 2024 -
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"Generally speaking, no you don't need planning permission for that. Unless it's a listed building."
Answered on 11th Sep 2024 - Member since Aug 2024 -
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