Window Planning Permission

Are you considering replacing your windows? Unsure about the planning permission requirements?

At The Sash and Case Restoration Company, we understand the importance of adhering to planning permission regulations, especially when it comes to preserving the character of listed buildings and properties in conservation areas.

To streamline your planning permission process, we recommend the expert architectural services of Clare Slifer Architects. With their dedicated team, they offer comprehensive solutions tailored to your specific needs.

Architectural Services

Conduct a photographic and dimensional survey of existing windows and internal elevations.

Develop detailed drawings including plans, sections, and elevations, crafted at 1:5/20 and 1:50 scales for 'existing' and 'proposed' submissions to achieve listed building consent.

Timescale:
1 week preparation

Listed Building Consent

Submit online applications of drawings along with a photographic Condition Report to support the application via the City of Edinburgh Council website for listed building consent.

Timescale:
1 week preparation / 6 weeks response

Clare Slifer Architects will help you to navigate the planning permission process seamlessly. Ensure your project complies with regulations while enhancing the beauty and functionality of your property.

Planning Permission

In most cases, you may not require planning permission to replace existing windows or change them like-for-like without needing permission.
However, there are certain considerations to keep in mind:

Conservation Areas

If your property is located in a conservation area and you're altering the overall external appearance of the building
(e.g., changing from timber to UPVC), planning permission is required.

Listed Buildings

For properties designated as listed buildings, listed building consent is necessary for any alterations to windows.
This includes installing double glazing.

Not sure if your property falls under these categories?

You can find out more by visiting the Edinburgh Council's website pages dedicated to Conservation Areas and Listed Buildings. There you'll find advice on replacement windows, and can consult planning guidelines.

Book A Consultation

Contact us today for free expert advice and a no obligation estimate.

Window Planning Permission

To streamline your planning permission process, we recommend the expert architectural services of Clare Slifer Architects. With their dedicated team, they offer comprehensive solutions tailored to your specific needs.

Architectural Services

Conduct a photographic and dimensional survey of existing windows and internal elevations.

Develop detailed drawings including plans, sections, and elevations, crafted at 1:5/20 and 1:50 scales for 'existing' and 'proposed' submissions to achieve listed building consent.

Timescale:
1 week preparation

Listed Building Consent

Submit online applications of drawings along with a photographic Condition Report to support the application via the City of Edinburgh Council website for listed building consent.

Timescale:
1 week preparation / 6 weeks response

Clare Slifer Architects will help you to navigate the planning permission process seamlessly. Ensure your project complies with regulations while enhancing the beauty and functionality of your property.

Planning Permission

In most cases, you may not require planning permission to replace existing windows or change them like-for-like without needing permission.
However, there are certain considerations to keep in mind:

Conservation Areas

If your property is located in a conservation area and you're altering the overall external appearance of the building
(e.g., changing from timber to UPVC), planning permission is required.

Listed Buildings

For properties designated as listed buildings, listed building consent is necessary for any alterations to windows.
This includes installing double glazing.

Not sure if your property falls under these categories?

You can find out more by visiting the Edinburgh Council's website pages dedicated to Conservation Areas and Listed Buildings. There you'll find advice on replacement windows, and can consult planning guidelines.

Book A Consultation

Contact us today for free expert advice and a no obligation estimate.

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Window Planning Permission

To streamline your planning permission process, we recommend the expert architectural services of Clare Slifer Architects. With their dedicated team, they offer comprehensive solutions tailored to your specific needs.

Architectural Services

Conduct a photographic and dimensional survey of existing windows and internal elevations.

Develop detailed drawings including plans, sections, and elevations, crafted at 1:5/20 and 1:50 scales for 'existing' and 'proposed' submissions to achieve listed building consent.

Timescale:1 week preparation

Listed Building Consent

Submit online applications of drawings along with a photographic Condition Report to support the application via the City of Edinburgh Council website for listed building consent.

Timescale:1 week preparation / 6 weeks response

Clare Slifer Architects will help you to navigate the planning permission process seamlessly. Ensure your project complies with regulations while enhancing the beauty and functionality of your property.

Planning Permission

In most cases, you may not require planning permission to replace existing windows or change them like-for-like without needing permission.However, there are certain considerations to keep in mind:

Conservation Areas

If your property is located in a conservation area and you're altering the overall external appearance of the building(e.g., changing from timber to UPVC), planning permission is required.

Listed Buildings

For properties designated as listed buildings, listed building consent is necessary for any alterations to windows.This includes installing double glazing.

Not sure if your property falls under these categories?

You can find out more by visiting the Edinburgh Council's website pages dedicated to Conservation Areas and Listed Buildings. There you'll find advice on replacement windows, and can consult planning guidelines.

Book A Consultation

Contact us today for free expert advice and a no obligation estimate.

Links

Follow

Contact

Timescale:
1 week preparation

Timescale:
1 week preparation / 6 weeks response

In most cases, you may not require planning permission to replace existing windows or change them like-for-like without needing permission.
However, there are certain considerations to keep in mind:

If your property is located in a conservation area and you're altering the overall external appearance of the building
(e.g., changing from timber to UPVC), planning permission is required.

For properties designated as listed buildings, listed building consent is necessary for any alterations to windows.
This includes installing double glazing.