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Home Building Timeline
There are two types of home building timelines. One for the design build up and the local authority approval process and the other for the construction period on site (usually called contract duration). Both sets of professionals (Building Designer and the Builder) will be able to provide their own suggested or forecasted home building timeline graph for the homeowners assessment. From start to finish the home building timeline for most house extensions is around 11 months. That may seem like a long time but when broken down into its constituent parts it soon becomes clear that house extension development can be very time consuming. The home building timeline graph can be influenced by many factors such as the turnaround time required by your home extension designer, when can the builder actually start on site after acceptance of their quotation, how quickly is the client responding to various drawing issues for approval, how quick will the Council be at approving the applications. NOTE - These are general discussion articles only. |
Christopher Hunt MCIAT is not an Architect or a member of the RIBA but a Chartered Architectural Technologist - a professional building designer specialising in residential development from home extensions to new builds including conversions and refurbishments. He is a full member of CIAT which is a different and alternative qualifying body for professionals dealing with building design. If you specifically want an Architect click this link Home page About us Previous schemes gallery Client guides Client options after approval Construction News CIAT News Resources Home Building Contact Us Site Map |
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Residential development for household extensions, conversions and new dwellings. Measured surveys and roof inspection reports. Drawing plans on cad and specifications for planning permission, planning consent, planning approval, local authority approvals, building surveys and party wall act. Chartered Architectural Technologists belong to CIAT (the Chartered institute of Architectural Technologists). Key search phrases include - building designers, extend your home, extension guide, permitted development, planning advice, planning guide, planning gain. |
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