Live from the planning register, checked today
Driveways & landscaping leads from planning applications
Dropped kerbs, driveways, boundary walls and gates often need planning permission, which puts them on the council register.
In the last 8 weeks
75 homeowners in the areas we cover applied for driveways & landscaping work.
75are still waiting on the council, so they're likely still choosing a builder
0have 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.
- Driveways & landscaping4 days ago
Section 73 application seeking the variation of Conditions 2 (Approved Plans), 3 (External Materials and Architectural Detailing), 22 (Soft Landsca…
B23, Birmingham City Council Full address when you join
Week 1 of 8: the council is still deciding
- Driveways & landscaping4 days ago
Listed building consent for the removal of internal wall to create open plan office space
B2, Birmingham City Council Full address when you join
Week 1 of 8: the council is still deciding
- Driveways & landscaping6 days ago
Yew - remove all overhanging branches back to the boundary line, longest of these would be about 1.5 metres in length.
BA2, Bath and North East Somerset Council Full address when you join
Week 1 of 8: the council is still deciding
- Driveways & landscaping6 days ago
Application to determine the details for condition number 5 (hard and/or soft landscape details) 6 (boundary treatment) 7 (landscape management pla…
B3, 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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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.