Rear dormer
The most common loft: a box dormer that adds full head height.
Services
Loft conversions that add a real room
Dormer, hip-to-gable and mansard lofts with stairs, insulation, bathrooms and finishes.
Options
Types we build
Hip-to-gable
Straightens a sloping side roof on semi-detached and end-of-terrace houses.
Mansard
Near-vertical rear roof slope for the most space; usually needs planning.
Rooflight loft
Windows set into the existing roof slope with the least structural change.
How we work
From first visit to handover
Guide price
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Questions
Planning and regulations
Do I need planning permission for a loft conversion?
Many lofts fall under permitted development: up to 40 m³ of extra roof space for terraced houses and 50 m³ for semi-detached and detached houses, with nothing added at the front roof slope facing the road. Mansards and front dormers usually need planning permission.
What do building regulations cover?
Floor structure, a safe escape route in a fire, the new staircase, insulation and sound separation. Building control signs these off before completion.
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Tell us about your project and we will arrange a visit.