Describe the result
Start with what should change in everyday use: more connection with the kitchen, a wider view or a separate room that can still be closed. A sketch with furniture and walking routes communicates more than an opening width alone.
Show the existing home
Include the address, property type, floor and available drawings. Photograph both sides of the wall and the adjoining space. Mention extensions and earlier alterations, including work for which you do not yet have records.
Separate wishes from confirmed information
Approximate dimensions are useful for the first conversation, but label them as approximate. Tell us which permissions, calculations and drawings you already have. Missing documents are a subject to resolve, not a reason to guess their contents.
Make the next decision easier
State your preferred planning and finish. Ask which assessment is needed to define the work and receive a complete quotation. Share only files relevant to the enquiry; identity documents are not needed to describe a wall opening.
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