HMO Planning Appeals – Article 4 Direction Issues

We have helped clients across England and Wales with their HMO appeals. HMO planning appeals must be made within 28 days of the refusal, so time is of the essence. Getting in touch with us early on will give us the maximum amount of time to prepare an appeal. 

What should I do if my HMO planning appeal is refused?

If you have recently had your planning application refused for a House of Multiple Occupancy (HMO) and would like to appeal, we are able to offer a written representation appeal service. This will address and protest against the refusal reasons given by your Local Planning Authority.

Probably the the most experienced HMO appeals team available. The wide range of knowledge our team brings to the table provides our clients with the best chance of success.

The process will see our team of planning experts produce a robust appeal. This will state the reasons why your HMO planning application should be approved, based on various factors specific to your case. The report will also go through our legal team who will provide relevant precedents that have seen other clients win HMO planning appeals. We cover Article 4 area appeals.

Fixed Fee HMO Appeals

Another benefit of working with us is that we are able to offer a fixed fee HMO Appeal Service. With this, you can rest assured knowing that you won’t be suddenly hit with huge, unjustifiable fees.

Our Fixed Fee Appeal service is available to all customers.

HMO Planning Appeal Free Consultation Request Form

If you have had a recent HMO Planning Application Lawful Development Certificate Refusal we can possibly help and by completing this form, this will enable our team to collate and check the documents and information about your case prior to your Free No Obligation Consultation with one of our Planning Case Assessment Officers.

Please note this free service is only available if you supply all the requested information below. Each case is assessed on its own merits and we are only able to provide a full detailed written proposal once we have assessed the case and asked you relevant pertinent questions that will be unique to your case.