Awnings & canopies across south east London.

Victorian villas in Blackheath and Dulwich, suburban homes in Bromley and Croydon, and new-build townhouses around Greenwich - south east London offers a huge variety of gardens.

Homes we work on

Expect everything from tall Victorian rear walls to modern extensions with low eaves. On extensions we often use roof or gutter brackets to gain headroom over bi-fold doors; on period homes we fix into solid brickwork above the ground-floor openings.

Planning & conservation

Retractable awnings on houses are usually permitted development, but Blackheath, Dulwich and Greenwich include notable conservation areas. Listed or conservation-area properties are checked before ordering.

Commercial premises

Neighbourhood high streets in Bromley, Beckenham, Blackheath and Dulwich have a strong café culture - awnings help protect pavement seating and add kerb appeal.

Towns we cover in south east London

Awning questions in south east London

Do I need planning permission for an awning in south east London?

Retractable awnings on houses are usually permitted development, but Blackheath, Dulwich and Greenwich include notable conservation areas. Listed or conservation-area properties are checked before ordering.

What type of homes do you fit awnings to in south east London?

Expect everything from tall Victorian rear walls to modern extensions with low eaves. On extensions we often use roof or gutter brackets to gain headroom over bi-fold doors; on period homes we fix into solid brickwork above the ground-floor openings.

Which towns in south east London do you cover?

We cover 20 towns and neighbourhoods across south east London, listed on this page. If yours isn't listed, send us your postcode and we'll confirm.

Do you install commercial awnings in south east London?

Neighbourhood high streets in Bromley, Beckenham, Blackheath and Dulwich have a strong café culture - awnings help protect pavement seating and add kerb appeal.