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FAQ
When should I contact an architect?
Your property is probably your most valuable asset, and it is not just bricks and mortar. Your property is a statement about yourself and your partner; how you want your family to live, play, eat, sleep interact and thrive.
If you are considering making alterations to your property, it is important that you seek an architect’s advice early so that the following factors can be discussed;
Price (your budget)
The project brief (your aspirations and expectations)
What the Planning Department will allow
What the Building Control Department will require
Your timescale to start / complete the works
Remember, that in most cases the initial architect consultation is free and you will have a chance to discuss various aspects of your project including feasibility, fees and timescale. An architect has the experience to make the most of the potential of your home and can discuss in detail how you and your family use your home and what you hope to achieve.