FAQ

A veranda is usually considered as permitted development, hence planning permission is not normally required. However, this depends on the size, height, location and type of property.

Property experts believe a well-designed veranda can add around 5-10% to a property’s value, especially when it improves the outdoor living space and boosts the home’s overall appearance.

Verandas can be fitted to upper-floor balconies or terraces, however, this depends on the building’s structural strength and may require additional engineering work or permissions.

Most veranda projects are installed within approximately two to three days. Installation times can vary depending on the size of the structure and the complexity of the design.

A stable and secure base is essential for any veranda installation. In many cases, an existing patio or concrete surface can be used, as long as it is level and structurally suitable.

A standard aluminium veranda with an open design and glass roof starts at around £4,500, while larger bespoke installations with enclosed sides or sliding glass doors can exceed £15,000.

Yes, verandas can be customised with a range of optional features, including lighting, infrared heaters and other accessories to improve comfort throughout the seasons.

Site surveys involve taking measurements, discussing design options and requirements in detail and a preview of material samples and the colour choices available.

Our aluminium verandas can last 20-25 years or even longer as they are manufactured using durable powder-coated materials designed to resist rust, weathering and warping.

Every AGV veranda installation includes a minimum 10-15 year manufacturer-backed warranty, depending on the design.

Yes, modern verandas are designed with integrated drainage systems that direct rainwater safely away through built-in channels and downpipes.

Our team offers continuous support even after the veranda has been fitted. Should any issues arise, we will do our best to promptly assist you and resolve the problem.