Woking Borough air conditioning: planning rules, conservation areas and villages

Planning & permissions in Woking Borough

The national planning-data register lists 27 conservation areas in Woking Borough. They include Woking Town Centre itself, the old villages of Old Woking, Horsell, Pyrford, Byfleet and St John’s, the residential streets of Mount Hermon, The Hockering and Hook Heath, four areas in West Byfleet, and the Basingstoke Canal and Wey and Godalming Navigations corridors (source: Planning Data, Woking conservation areas). In those streets we keep condensers off street-facing elevations. Flats are tighter again, because the lease or managing agent usually controls external plant. Most suburban installs elsewhere are permitted development under the MCS 020 noise limit.

Commercial air conditioning in Woking Borough

This is one of our strongest commercial areas: the Lansbury Business Estate (70+ companies), Woking Business Park (23 self-contained buildings) and the long-established Byfleet and Sheerwater industrial estates, plus high-rise town-centre offices. We lead here with office VRF, comms-room cooling and landlord/managing-agent maintenance programmes.

Which page covers your town?

For a home, flat or office in GU21–GU24, our main page is air conditioning Woking. For KT14, see air conditioning West Byfleet. This borough page covers the planning picture across the villages: Horsell, Pyrford, Old Woking, Byfleet, Knaphill, Hook Heath and St John’s.