Frequently Asked Questions

A veranda, sometimes spelled “verandah", is a covered extension attached to a building. Typically, it can run along the front, back, or sides of a house and is supported by columns or posts.

No, a veranda can be built without planning permission as long as it does not extend more than 3 metres from the original wall of the house, does not cover more than 50% of the land around the property, is not located on a listed building or in a conservation area, and that the total height, including the roof, does not exceed 4 metres.

For a standard 4x3m open-sided glass roof veranda, prices start from £4,500. In addition, a fully enclosed glass veranda, complete with glass doors and additional structural elements, starts at £15,000.