Gloucestershire
Trades in Chipping Campden
2 electricians and 2 heating engineers and 5 roofers on our registers cover Chipping Campden.
Short answer
Chipping Campden is a wool town in the north Cotswolds. Its curved High Street is a long terrace of stone houses, many listed and many built between the 14th and 17th centuries. Cotswold District Council handles consent. Most jobs here need a written plan that the council can judge.
Trades that cover Chipping Campden
Electricians
2 firms on Cotswolds Electricians cover Chipping Campden. 2 are on a trade register. Its town page also lists nearby towns.
See the 2 electricians in Chipping CampdenHeating engineers
2 firms on Cotswolds Heating cover Chipping Campden. 2 are on a trade register. Its town page also lists nearby towns.
See the 2 heating engineers in Chipping CampdenRoofers
5 firms on Cotswolds Roofers cover Chipping Campden. 2 are on a trade register.
See the 5 roofers in Chipping CampdenPlumbers, builders and handymen: registers in preparation.
Old roofs and old walls
Most old roofs are steep stone slate on old timbers. When one is stripped, the laths and pegs often need renewal too. Grade I buildings include the Market Hall of 1627, Grevel’s House and the almshouses on Church Street. In buildings like these, electricians use floor voids and roof spaces so they do not cut into old walls.
What needs consent
The town is a conservation area. Consent for a listed building covers work inside and outside, and can cover structures in its grounds. Ask the council before you change a slate, a ridge or a chimney, or fit an outside light or alarm box. Many houses have a name, not a number, so search the Historic England list by house name.
Access and the network
Most High Street houses front the pavement, so a scaffold needs a county council licence. Ask about rear access through lanes and yards. National Grid Electricity Distribution runs the network. Some cottages in Ebrington are thatched, and a thatched roof needs a thatcher.
Gas and oil
In the 2021 Census, 74.3 per cent of households in Campden and Vale ward used mains gas alone, and 6.3 per cent used oil. Many homes in the villages around the town use oil.
Sources
- Cotswold District Council: Conservation area maps
- Cotswold District Council: Listed buildings
- Historic England: Search the List
- Historic England: Market Hall, Chipping Campden (list entry 1078442)
- Gloucestershire County Council: Highways licences, permits and permissions
- NESO: GB DNO licence area boundaries
- ONS Census 2021, table TS046 Central heating (Nomis)