Cat Flap & Dog Flap Installation in Camden
Over 80% of Camden households live in flats, and almost half of homes were built before 1919. From Bloomsbury to Hampstead, much of the borough is in conservation areas.
Homes in Camden at a glance
What the official figures mean for fitting a pet flap. Figures are for the London Borough of Camden. These are area-wide figures, so your own home may be quite different. We'll always look at your actual door, glass or wall.
82.4%
of households live in flats
England average: 20.6%
Over 80% of households live in flats, one of the highest shares in England. Flat front doors are fire doors and can't take a flap.
49.1%
of homes were built before 1919
England average: 20.3%
Almost half of homes were built before 1919, so solid walls and listed buildings are common.
Conservation areas
Hampstead, Belsize Park, Primrose Hill, Kentish Town and Bloomsbury all include large conservation areas with many listed buildings. Front doors and visible elevations are the most sensitive; garden doors at the rear are usually more practical.
Garden flats
In converted houses, the garden flat is usually the only one with direct outdoor access. A flap in the garden door or a replacement glass panel may be possible with the freeholder's consent, and listed building consent if the building is listed.
Our services in Camden
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.
- We don't hand jobs to subcontractors: our own engineers do the fitting.
Questions from homeowners in Camden
I own a leasehold flat. What do I need to check?
Your lease, which usually needs the freeholder's written consent for changes to doors, windows or walls. A flat's front door in a shared building is a fire door and can't take a flap.
Can a flap go in a basement garden door?
Often, yes, with the freeholder's consent. We'll also check the steps up to the garden for a dog flap.
Who handles planning?
Camden Council.
Get a free quote in Camden
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.