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Step 3: full planning permission
A full planning permission application covers every comprehensive detail of your proposed development. It usually takes around eight weeks for full planning permission to be granted, after which time it’s valid for three years. Construction on your site can - and should - start as soon as possible to avoid planning permission expiring.
The planning authority will need to see evidence that your proposal takes into consideration national and local-to-the-area policies, as well as flood risk, pollution, drainage and harm to wildlife, for example.
If you’ve been granted full planning permission, congratulations! The works can go ahead exactly as you’ve detailed in your proposal. If it’s been refused, you have the option to amend your proposal according to the reasons for its rejection before resubmitting it.
What you've already done at this stage
At this stage, you'll have visited our showroom and we'll have started to get into some more detail - a door schedule will start to materialise.
What you still need to do at this stage
Provide Deuren with the door schedule.- Deuren to provide accurate costings for your internal and external door requirements.
Resources & advice
Planning permission granted: how to find a reliable builder
Your self-build project is likely to be the biggest investment of your lifetime. You need to be sure you’ve hired the right builder for the job. Here’s how…
Planning a self-build project? Get the need-to-know tips before you start
With potentially substantially lower costs than if you were to buy an existing home, it’s little wonder more and more people are choosing to self build. It’s an upward trend in the UK and our self-building sector accounts for between 7-10% of completions. If you’re considering taking the leap to build your own home, our helpful guide discusses the all-important considerations for self-build success.
7 tips for a successful self-build project
Embarking on a self build? It’s likely the biggest investment of your life and a project you’ve thoroughly planned. However, if you’re a novice, you’re bound to be keen to ensure your build runs according to timelines or you don’t go over budget, for example. Take a look at our guide for some key tips to ensure any budding self builder is as prepared as possible.
Get your details right and speak to us early
If you’ve got plans or are ready to start on a self-build project, get in touch with us to see how we can help you on your journey.
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