Loft conversions are a great way to unlock extra living space in your home and increase the value of your property. During a loft conversion, the ceiling, walls and floor are replaced with insulated, strong materials to make the new room safe and comfortable. Electrics, plumbing and heating are then added to make the space practical and functional. Access in the form of stairs is also fitted to allow easy entry into your new loft conversion.

What type of loft conversion is most expensive?

A loft conversion builders is one of the most popular forms of loft conversion, creating a whole new floor to your property without extending outwards or reducing garden space. This form of loft extension is often ideal for properties that have a back addition, found on many period houses, but can be used to add more space to any type of home.

Dormer Conversions

A loft conversion is a popular form of loft conversion and can be applied to homes with flat roofs as well as pitched or sloped roofs. This form of loft conversion juts out from the existing roof and is fairly straightforward to complete.

Planning permission is not always required for these types of loft conversions, but it can be helpful to talk to your neighbours to ensure that there are no issues with their Party Wall Agreement, which applies to terraced and semi detached properties.

It is important to work with an experienced and trustworthy loft conversion builder. They will be able to help you meet all the key building regulations that are involved in your conversion, including fire safety and insulation requirements. They will also be able to discuss the design of your conversion and how best to make it fit into your property.