Free guide how to get planning permission

Do you want to get planning permission?

Do you own a plot and are thinking of building your dream home?

Watch this short video about the guide and the 8-ways to gain planning for a self build…


 

Fill in the form below for the FREE GUIDE containing 8 ways to gain planning permission in difficult areas like Herefordshire, Shropshire and North Somerset.

 

Garry Thomas, is an Architect by profession and has a career spanning over 20 years in the building design and construction industry. He is a Chartered Member of the Royal Institution of British Architects, as well as a Liveryman of the Worshipful Company of Constructors.

Download the FREE GUIDE from the top-25 best Grand Designs architect, who has helped clients with little upfront outlay to substantially increase the value of their property assets by unlocking planning permission in difficult rural locations.

In this guide Garry reveals 8 ways to gain planning permission previously only shared with private clients.

Garry is considered the expert in his field at securing planning permission in open-countryside locations on difficult sites.

If you follow Garry’s 8 simple steps, outlined in this guide, it will make a big difference to the success of your planning application.

The tried and tested actions above, will ensure you’ll be one step closer to getting planning permission to build your rural self-build dream.

Here’s what recent clients have said after being successful in securing planning permission for their projects:

 

“Hi Garry, Still can’t quite believe we got it! Thanks for taking us on in the first place!! No one else would touch us with a barge pole, but at least you gave us a gamble and it paid off! Speak soon, Steph”

 

“That’s great news Garry thank you… for all of your help. We are flat out lambing at the moment but we will be in touch soon.” Jackie

 

“Thank you once again for all of your (successful) efforts on our behalf – It’s not the taking part it’s the winning that counts.” Dave

 

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