Extension drawings and planning in Leeds, Bradford and Halifax
Council-ready drawings for extensions, loft and garage conversions and planning applications across West Yorkshire. We check your address against the right council first, then draw the full set it expects, at a fixed written price.
- Planning route confirmed for your exact address on day one
- Fixed price in writing, unlimited design revisions
- First draft within 10 working days
Councils we submit to in West Yorkshire
In plain English: West Yorkshire has five councils, each its own planning authority: Leeds, Bradford, Calderdale, Kirklees and Wakefield. Halifax falls under Calderdale Council.
- Leeds
- Bradford
- Calderdale (Halifax)
- Kirklees (Huddersfield)
- Wakefield
What to expect locally
Stone-built homes
Much of West Yorkshire is built in local stone, especially in Bradford, Calderdale and the Pennine towns. Councils expect extensions to respect it, so materials and roof pitch are drawn and specified carefully.
Conservation areas and heritage
The area has many conservation areas and protected heritage sites, including Saltaire in Bradford. If your home is in one, the design is judged more closely and some permitted development rights do not apply.
Back-to-backs and through-terraces
Terraced housing, including back-to-backs in parts of Leeds and Bradford, brings particular limits on extending. We find the route that works within them.
Send your postcode and what you are planning. You get the route, the drawings you need and a fixed price in writing, usually the same working day.
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Quick answers
Which council covers Halifax?
Calderdale Council. Bradford, Leeds, Kirklees and Wakefield each cover their own districts. Send your postcode and we confirm yours.
Do I have to match the stone on my house?
Councils across West Yorkshire usually expect extensions to match or complement the main house, especially where it is stone-built or in a conservation area. We specify materials that give your application the best chance.
Can you help with a loft conversion in a terraced house?
Yes. Dormer and hip-to-gable lofts are common here, and many can be done under permitted development. We confirm the route and draw both the planning and Building Regulations sets.
Tell us about your project
Your postcode tells us which council decides your application and whether any local restrictions apply. We reply with your route, the drawings you need and a fixed price.
Get your drawings quoted, fast.
Tell us what you are planning in Leeds, Bradford & Halifax. We confirm the right route and the council-ready drawings you need.