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Sureseal Windows
195-199 St Mary's Road
Garston
Liverpool
L19 0NE

t: 0151 280 5252
f: 0151 280 5035

info@suresealwindows.co.uk

Pilkington Glass approved
Kite Marked Double Glazing
Insurance Backed
Internal Glazing
Armguard Locking
Kite Marked PVCu
Composite Doors
Secondary Double Glazing
Fly Screens
Fascias and Soffits
Wheelchair Friendly doors


Extra discount for OAP's

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Conservatories
Three Facet Victorian
Five Facet Conservatory
Planning Permission

Conservatory tips
Undertaking a Conservatory build can be a daunting task even for the well prepared enthusiast. We offer some simple advice.
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Ultraframe specialise in roofing systems and make thousands of roofs per year - over 500,000 in the last 10 years alone.
Ultraframe specialise in roofing systems and make thousands of roofs per year - over 500,000 in the last 10 years alone. With an Ultraframe roofed conservatory you know you're in safe hands.
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Useful Information

If you are considering extending or altering your property in any way, you first need to check with your local authority whether you need to make applications for Building Regulations or planning permission consents.

Some types of buildings and building work are exempt, but you should check first.

Please remember that complying with Building Regulations is a separate matter from obtaining planning permission.

If you have any doubts please check with your local authority before starting building work.

Below we have a few useful links that will explain clearly whether or not planning permission is needed or not. The links are directed to the Government Planning Portal. The Planning Portal is the UK Government's online planning and building regulations resource for England and Wales. Use this site to learn about planning and building regulations, apply for planning permission, find out about development near you, appeal against a decision and research government policy.

Building Work

Project-led guidance for householders, case studies and an explanation of your responsibilities when carrying out building work.

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Greener Homes

Learn how you can reduce your energy costs.

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Interactive House Guide

Find out information about common householder projects.

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Planning Permission

Learn about the planning system and apply online.

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Local Information

Contact details and links for your Local Planning Authority.

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Building Regulations

Learn how building regulations affect you and your surroundings.

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Appeals

Appeal online using the Planning Casework Service.

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