• Feasibility studies
• Pre-Application enquiries
• Full Planning applications
• Listed Buildings and Conservation Area applications
• Building Control applications
• Disability Grant applications
• Full architectural services including some or all of the above, plus obtaining, advising and reporting on tenders,
  preparation of building contracts, site inspections and certifying valuations through to completion
• Planning appeals

Fee Basis:

Lump sum Fee: usually for preparation of drawings and specifications, making applications for planning and building control approvals, and advising on the Householder Form of Building Contract. Lump sum fees can be used where projects are relatively simple and straightforward and the clients have the knowledge and confidence to deal with builders themselves. Fee is usually inclusive of expenses.

Time basis Fee: often used for listed building or other work where the amount of time that may be involved is impossible to quantify in advance. The Time basis fee is also charged for changes to schemes where these have been previously agreed and approved and for involvement on a consultancy basis during the tendering, contract and construction phases of work, where the client's funds may be limited. Expenses are usually extra.

Percentage Fee: used where the client requires the Architect to provide a full service from inception through preliminary design, detail design, obtaining statutory consents, dealing with other consultants such as engineers, preparing production information, obtaining and evaluating tenders, preparing building contracts, site inspections, certifying valuations through to completion. Expenses usually charged extra.