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Planning Permission for Conservatories & Orangeries in Jersey

Most conservatories and orangeries built in Jersey need some form of approval. We have been through the process on the island many times and can handle it on your behalf.

Classical Georgian orangery with a deep entablature in Jersey

Planning Permissions & Other Approvals

Most projects that we get involved with on the island are of a size or detail that means they will require either Planning Permission, Consents for buildings of historical importance, Permitted Development rights, or other approvals.

In the Channel Islands, all applications have to be made by a resident of the Islands. We can take over the full responsibility of all design related permissions on your behalf.

Vale produce all of the relevant drawings to assist in this process and should the need arise for alterations, our designer will liaise with the architects and/or the case officer assigned to the project.

We have been designing for projects in Jersey for over 20 years and have an excellent reputation with the authorities, so we run into very few problems with our submissions.

Bye-law Approvals

In order to comply with local Building Regulation requirements, detailed plans must be produced and submitted with each and every application. This needs to be supported with structural calculations and a full viability report. Depending on the nature and complexity of the project, either your building contractor or architect will need to carry this out. Vale can provide you with all necessary drawings and structural calculations that are required.

The Vale Garden Houses conservatory and orangery brochure

Planning a conservatory or orangery in Jersey?

Our brochure shows the full range of Vale conservatories, orangeries and roof lanterns. Request a copy, or call us on 01476 542008 to talk through your project.

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