Loft conversions

Dormer, hip-to-gable and rooflight conversions that turn unused roof space into usable rooms.

Plan your loft conversion
The rear of a brick house with a dormer loft conversion above a glazed extension

Use the space you already have

A loft conversion can add a bedroom, an office or a bathroom without changing the footprint of the house. Whether it is viable depends on the roof structure, the available head height and the property itself, which is why the first step is always a survey.

Because we also carry out the plastering, flooring and finishing, the work can run as one sequence instead of several separate bookings.

Conversion types

Which of these suits a property depends on the existing roof and local requirements.

  • Dormer
  • Hip-to-gable
  • Rooflight
  • Mansard where applicable

What the new space can become

  • Bedrooms
  • Home offices
  • Bathrooms and en-suites
  • Integrated storage

How a loft conversion typically runs

  1. Survey

    Check the roof structure, head height and access.

  2. Design

    Plan the layout, stairs and windows.

  3. Approvals

    Coordinate planning and Building Regulations.

  4. Structural work

    Steelwork, floor and roof alterations.

  5. Construction

    Roof, walls, insulation and services.

  6. Plastering

    Boarding and skimming of walls and ceilings.

  7. Flooring

    Floor finishes laid on a prepared base.

  8. Finishing

    Final fixing, checks and handover.

Related services

  • Extensions

    Rear, side, wraparound, single and double storey extensions, with design and construction coordinated.

  • Plastering and skimming

    Skimming, full plastering and repairs for walls and ceilings.

  • Flooring

    Flooring for homes and commercial spaces, with the base prepared properly.

Need more space without moving?

Tell us about the house and what you would like the space to do.

Plan your loft conversion