For plumbers
New bathrooms and kitchens show up on the register first
Extensions and conversions all need first fix. The council publishes the proposal long before anyone is on site.
See local applications for plumbers
Preview before registering. Choose the postcode you work around; we carry your trade into the results.
An extension application is a new bathroom, a relocated kitchen or an extra en suite months before anyone is asked to quote for it. Conversions are stronger still: turning one house into flats multiplies the bathrooms, kitchens and boilers on a single address, and the whole intention is public on the register from day one.
Descriptions do a lot of the qualifying for you. "Two storey side extension" is heating and first fix; "conversion to four self-contained flats" is four of everything; "annexe" is a full small dwelling. The application page here gives you the address and the description at a glance, with dates that tell you how far along the project is, so you can time a call for when the budget is real rather than hopeful.
Watch your working area with a daily alert and the register becomes a lead list that maintains itself. On the Trade plan you can watch five areas and hear about decisions as well as new applications; the day a conversion is granted is a good day to be the first plumber to make contact. For reading the timetable between submission and start on site, see how long decisions take.
One that has already been approved
A real record from the index, relevant to plumbers
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26/00925/HOU Granted
73A Parkland Grove Ashford TW15 2JF
Conversion and extension of existing garage to provide a garden office with shower room with new roof
Published by Spelthorne. Decision alerts notify you when we pick up a decision from the council register. The decision date may be earlier than its publication or collection date.
Not sure how many jobs your patch actually produces? Ask us before you pay and we will tell you what the register shows.