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What to do first for getting conservatory replaced!
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For my project - orangery - I started with a builder who then pointed me in the direction of a decent architect. Architect liaised with council, structural engineer and SAP assessor, no stress. But having a good and trusted team around you is crucial.Davesnave said:For a simple extension you wouldn't necessarily need a full blown architect; an architectural technician might be OK for the plans, and a good builder might know one. If things like supporting beams or RSJs are involved, you'd need a structural engineer to do the calculations/specs for that. The main problem I foresee if you're contemplating lots of glass in an extension, distinct from a conservatory, is ensuring the u values meet building regs. Someone else may be able to give you better advice than me, as I've only done a bog standard extension with relatively little glass.No man is worth crawling on this earth.
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