It is most important to bear in mind that the plans are drawn on a small scale for the purposes of applying for Planning Permission/Building Regulation approval. The Builder/Contractor must take accurate measurements on site before commencement of any work … Continue reading
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Advertising on this Site – On what basis can this be viewed
All advertising on this site can be viewed by following the Links which will usually open the advertisement in another window. All advertisers have no connection with ConstructAid and are there purely for the purposes of providing information that may … Continue reading
Continue ReadingWhat do your plans look like?
Answer: You will find a few samples of our plans on the Examples pages of our webite. If you would like a PDF example of a particular type of plan, please contact ConstructAid on 01708-228684 and we will be happy … Continue reading
Continue ReadingWhere can I find advice on new products?
Answer: You will hopefully find our Blog Pages (opens in new link) a useful resource tool. Here you will find general advice on new products, environmentally sustainable products and possible developments in planning legislation and other resource material. Do let … Continue reading
Continue ReadingWhat areas do ConstructAid work in?
Answer: ConstructAid are based in Upminster in the London Borough of Havering and our work is mostly based on a 25 mile radius of this area. Other areas have been covered, by arrangement – contact ConstructAid on 01708 228684 or … Continue reading
Continue ReadingHow Long is the process likely to take?
Answer: Once you have instructed ConstructAid to draw the plans, we aim to complete the drawings within 2-3 weeks, dependent on the complexity of the work involved and current work levels. We will advise you of a more accurate timetable … Continue reading
Continue ReadingWhat is the difference between Planning Permission and Building Regulation approval?
Answer: Planning Permission is generally related to the appearance of the proposed development and the effect that the proposal might have on neighbouring properties. Each Authority has usually adopted its own Development Plan which lays down certain criteria of what … Continue reading
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