Live from the planning register, checked today
Extension leads from planning applications
Rear, side and wrap-around extensions all need planning permission or a householder application, so they show up on the council register weeks before anyone starts digging.
In the last 8 weeks
242 homeowners in the areas we cover applied for extension work.
241are still waiting on the council, so they're likely still choosing a builder
1has been approved and could be ready to start
4 days agothe newest one came in
On the board in the areas we cover
The newest jobs that match. Pick one and we'll write the first letter for it below.
- Extension4 days ago
Outline planning permission for the demolition of existing garages and extension to existing block of apartments to provide an additional five apar…
B17, Birmingham City Council Full address when you join
Week 1 of 8: the council is still deciding
- Extension4 days ago
Erection of single storey front and rear and two storey side extensions
B27, Birmingham City Council Full address when you join
Week 1 of 8: the council is still deciding
- Extension5 days ago
Erection of 6 metre deep single storey rear extension. Maximum height 3.9 metres, eaves height 2.8 metres
B28, Birmingham City Council Full address when you join
Week 1 of 8: the council is still deciding
- Extension5 days ago
Erection of 6 metre deep single storey rear extension. Maximum height 3.8 metres, eaves height 2.9 metres
B24, Birmingham City Council Full address when you join
Week 1 of 8: the council is still deciding
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Here's your first letter to them
Tellux writes it from the planning application, so it talks about their actual job. Put your business name in and watch it change. In your account it goes on your own letterhead, with the address and project filled in.
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The Homeowner
B17
Why the first eight weeks matter
Councils usually decide a householder application within eight weeks. While they wait, people know exactly what they want built, and they haven't started yet. That's when a letter from a local builder lands best.
- Week 1
The plans go in
Tellux checks the register every morning and finds the jobs that match your trade and area.
- Weeks 1 to 8
The council decides
Your letter arrives while they're still planning, so you can be the first builder they hear from.
- After
Work starts
Two weeks after your letter, Tellux reminds you to follow up, with the second letter ready.
Get these in your account every morning.
Full addresses, ready-written letters and a reminder to follow up.