If you've been told you need 'planning drawings', this is the page for you. We prepare the accurate, scaled drawings a householder planning application needs and explain what each one is for — so your application to Wirral Council is well presented and easy to understand.
What we do
Scaled floor plans showing the property now and as designed, so the change is clear at a glance.
How the proposal looks from each side, in proportion and in context with the existing house.
The plan that identifies your property and its boundaries for the application.
Where required, a short statement explaining and justifying the design.
A typical householder planning application is supported by existing and proposed plans and elevations, a location plan and a site plan. Some proposals also need a design and access statement, particularly in sensitive locations.
Wirral Council, like all local planning authorities, validates the application against its requirements before assessing it. Well-prepared drawings reduce the risk of delays at validation.
Questions
Technical drawings and details prepared for building-control approval — the 'how it's built' stage that follows planning.
Architectural design drawings for rear, side, wraparound and kitchen-diner extensions — planned around how you actually live.
Plain-English help working out whether your project is likely to be permitted development — and the drawings to prove it.
Planning Drawings for homeowners across Wirral, including:
Send Sean a few photos and a short description of what you'd like to do. You'll get an honest first view with no obligation.