- 1. Say what you’re planning
- 2. Upload and see the findings
Householder planning permission
For extensions, loft conversions and dormers, porches, garden rooms and garages, and fences, walls or driveways at a house, when the works need planning permission. Not for flats, new homes or a change of use.
What it checks
- Location plan11 checks
- Block plan (site plan)9 checks
- Application form with ownership certificate10 checks
- Existing floor plans and elevations7 checks
- Proposed floor plans8 checks
- Proposed elevations9 checks
- Roof plan6 checks
- Sections4 checks
- Heritage statement7 checks
- Design and Access Statement5 checks
- Flood risk assessment6 checks
- Tree survey and arboricultural report5 checks
- Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) form5 checks
- Driveway and access plan6 checks
- Photographs of the site3 checks
No drawings at hand? Use our examples
Made-up documents for 14 Elm Grove, Kingsmere. Download one, then upload it under the matching document.
- Location plan with a mistake · the red line stops short of the road (PDF)
- Location plan, correct · for comparison (PDF)
- Proposed elevations · a loft dormer (PDF)
Prefer a real place?
Start from your council’s page with a postcode, and the trial shows that site’s real designations from national planning data.