Loft Conversions
Transform your unused loft into a beautiful new living space.
Additional bedroom
Home offices
En-suite bathrooms
Added property value
ADVANTAGES OF LOFT CONVERSIONS
Why should you convert your loft?
Loft conversions have become increasingly popular with families who don’t have the budget, or who may not have the planning permission or large exterior space to undertake a major extension.
The beauty of converting your loft is that you can make it into a new en-suite bedroom, a playroom for the kids, or anything else you want, all for a fraction of the price of moving. It’s also a great way to add value to your home if you see yourself selling in the future.
The main things you’ll need to factor in are:
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Where you live
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The type of roof
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How you want to use your loft
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Your budget
There are many options in loft conversions, and there are three main types – roof light, dormer, and hip-to-gable – with some being more suitable than others, depending on your property.
Call us for a conversation to see we’re the right company for you. As well as offering you a free quote, we’ll be able to guide you through the process and make sure you get clear and precise information on how you can transform your loft space. Please also take a look at our projects page and testimonials to get an idea of the quality of our work.
PROJECTS
PROPERTY TYPES
Semi-detached house loft conversion?
As with most semi-detached homes built after the Edwardian period, if you have a roof that slopes on three sides, you’ll want to expand your loft space before moving into the top floor. And while this might sound complicated, we make it simple.
Hip-to-gable conversions:
Hip top gable loft conversions are ideal for semi detached houses. To make sure you can create the space you desire, we’ll need to slightly alter the shape of your roof. By removing the sloping side section, we’ll be able to extend the A-frame to the flat wall of the home. It’s a well practised and straightforward to implement build.
Detached House Loft Conversion?
Detached homes offer excellent opportunities for conversion
With large attics that are easy to access, these houses are some of the quickest and most straight forward to alter. And, while you have the option to increase the space through a Dormer loft conversions or Mansard-style alteration, a simple roof light detached house loft conversion could equally be the perfect choice for you.
Terraced House Loft Conversion?
Terraced homes find the biggest benefits
If you have limited expansion space and restrictive local authority planning options, a terraced house loft conversion could be the simplest way to increase the size of your home. We’re able to offer several creative routes for expanding your loft. You’ll find the most common conversions come in the form of dormer loft conversions and mansard loft conversions.
Dormer loft conversion:
The option for space
This is quite possibly the most common type of terraced house loft conversion. A dormer is an extension of your room beyond standard roof limitations. Generally built to the rear of the property, without the need for planning permission, it offers some of the most significant space gains through a loft conversion.
Mansard loft conversion:
A terraced house conversion with style
Mansard loft conversions are usually built to the rear of your property. They alter the structure of your roof to an angle of 72 degrees. Most commonly found in London, these stylish extensions offer considerable increases in loft space, with the added beauty of Juliette balconies or large Velux windows.