Extensions, conversions, new builds, roofing, glazing, garages — every decision Bristol council issues, pulled from the planning register and tagged by the trade it needs. In your inbox every Monday. You get there before the homeowner starts ringing round.
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By the time a homeowner posts a job on a lead site, they've already got two quotes and you're the third. Here's where they actually are.
Nothing public yet.
Money is now committed.
Becomes public. You hear about it.
Approved. You call. Nobody else has.
You're already quoted.
Four firms buy the lead. Race to the bottom.
The yellow bit is the window. It's roughly eleven weeks long, it happens on every single job, and almost nobody in Bristol is working it.
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A refusal is someone who's paid an architect, waited three months and been told no. They need a redesign and they need it from someone who knows why Bristol said no. Architects and planning consultants tell us it's the best call on the list.
Anyone whose work starts after permission is granted. Extensions and conversions are the highest volume in Bristol, followed by garages, new builds, roofing and glazing. Every decision is tagged with the job type and the trades it pulls in, so a scaffolder and a kitchen fitter see different lists from the same data.
Then you know it takes an hour a week and you'll still miss things. This is the same information, sorted by what it's worth to you, in an email.
Forty recent decisions across BS postcodes, tagged by trade. Read it, ring two of them, decide if it's worth £29.
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