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The pitched roofs on Fulham's SW6 Victorian terraces — the rows stretching from Bishops Park up through the North End Road corridor — are almost always enough height to cut a rear dormer and gain a proper double bedroom with en-suite rather than dead loft space. That conversion is the programme PSS handles most here, and it rarely travels alone: once scaffold is up, owners routinely fold in a ground-floor kitchen extension and bathroom refits to make a single contract of the whole house. Chelsea borders the eastern edge of SW6, and conservation designations on Walham Green and Sands End streets can switch the planning route from a certificate to a full application. Party-wall notices, structural calculations and building-regulations approval are all managed by our team, with a written start date and completion date fixed in the contract.
Postcodes: SW6
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- On an unlisted SW6 terrace sitting outside a conservation-area designation, a rear dormer frequently qualifies as permitted development — provided the volume stays within the allowance and nothing extends forward of the main roof slope. That planning position is only half the picture: every loft conversion needs building regulations sign-off for the structural frame, floor loading, thermal performance and a compliant fire-escape route. Where the flank wall is shared, party-wall notices go to each adjoining owner before work starts — on a mid-terrace that means serving both. PSS confirms the correct route at the survey, serves the notices, and submits the building-regs application as part of the standard programme.
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