Crawley homes

Most of Crawley was built after it was made a new town in 1947, in neighbourhoods of family houses, many of them extended since. That gives the usual places for more daylight: the loft, which Velux roof windows bring into use; the extension, where a flat glass rooflight or roof lantern lights the back of the room; and the landing, where a sun tunnel can reach.

Flat roofs too

If an extension’s flat roof is near the end of its life, the best time to add a rooflight is when the roof is renewed. We lay EPDM rubber and GRP fibreglass roofs and fit the glass in the same job.

Planning in Crawley

Crawley Borough Council is the planning authority. A new opening in the roof usually needs building regulations approval, and we will tell you what your job needs when we come to see it.

Postcodes
RH10, RH11
Planning authority
Crawley Borough Council
Distance
About 20 miles from our base in Surbiton

What we fit in Crawley

Questions from Crawley

Do you really travel to Crawley?

Yes. Crawley is about 20 miles from our base in Surbiton, and the survey and quote are still free.

Who handles planning for rooflights in Crawley?

Crawley Borough Council. Most rooflights on houses are permitted development, but flats, listed buildings and homes in conservation areas have their own rules, so check before work starts.

Bring daylight into your home

Tell Marcus what you have in mind. Quotes are free, with no obligation.