Cat Flap & Dog Flap Installation in Norfolk
Norfolk is a county of detached homes and villages, with flint-walled cottages, thatched roofs and the Broads. Norwich, by contrast, has many flats and rented homes.
Homes in Norfolk at a glance
What the official figures mean for fitting a pet flap. Figures cover Norwich and the six Norfolk districts. These are area-wide figures, so your own home may be quite different. We'll always look at your actual door, glass or wall.
38.7%
of homes are detached houses
England average: 22.9%
Almost four in ten homes are detached, well above average, so a side door or wall is often available.
Flint and thatch
Flint walls are typical of older Norfolk cottages. Cutting through flint is slow and can damage the wall face, so a door or glass installation is usually the better choice. Listed cottages and those in conservation areas need consent before original doors or walls are altered.
Norwich and the Broads
In Norwich, a third of households live in flats and around 30% rent from the council or a housing association, so permission and fire doors are common considerations. The Broads has its own planning authority, the Broads Authority. In South Norfolk and Breckland, around half of homes are detached.
Cities and towns in Norfolk
Our services in Norfolk
Cat flap installation
Microchip, 4-way and DualScan cat flaps fitted in glass, uPVC, timber and composite doors, windows and walls.
Explore cat flapsDog flap installation
Electronic, app-connected and aluminium dog doors for small to large breeds, fitted in doors, glass and walls.
Explore dog flapsHow quotes work
- Tell us where you'd like the flap and what type of door, glass or wall it is. Photos help.
- We confirm availability for your postcode and send a no-obligation quote.
- If you go ahead, we agree a date. Glass installations need a replacement unit to be made first.
- Your flap is fitted by one of our own local engineers.
Questions from homeowners in Norfolk
Can you fit a cat flap in a flint cottage?
We'd usually recommend a door or glass installation rather than cutting the flint wall.
Do I need permission in the Broads?
Most rear-door flaps don't, but listed buildings do. The Broads Authority can advise.
Who handles planning in Norfolk?
Norwich City Council, the district councils, or the Broads Authority within the Broads.
Get a free quote in Norfolk
Tell us where you'd like the flap fitted and we'll get back to you with a no-obligation quote as soon as we can.