Plot check
Name, email, destination country and a short description are sufficient. Budget is optional and may remain blank; “Undecided” and “Prefer not to say” are voluntary answers.
This preliminary plot check does not replace a binding planning-law or technical assessment.
Frequently asked questions
Clear answers for planning your timber-home project.
What does a plot check consider?
It reviews available planning information, buildable area, access, levels, utilities and documents. Surveys and authority decisions remain with the responsible specialists and bodies.
Should I check before buying land?
Yes. A pre-purchase review can expose constraints, but contractual protection and professional legal and technical advice may still be needed.
What is a useful next step?
Gather the planning extract, site plan, dimensions, access and utility information; identify which missing surveys or authority answers affect feasibility.
