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If the house is starting to feel a bit cramped, the loft is usually the first place worth looking at.
A lot of people already have the space there, it’s just being used to store old boxes and things nobody’s touched in years. With the right loft conversion, that empty loft can become one of the most useful parts of the house.
Whether the family’s growing, you’re working from home more, or you just need the house to function a bit better day to day, we’ll help you figure out what makes sense for you.
As loft conversion specialists, we’ll assess the loft, explain what’s possible, and help you decide on the best setup for your home and budget.
A loft conversion is the process of turning your loft into a usable room instead of just an empty roof space.
That can involve strengthening the floor, improving insulation, adding roof windows, fitting stairs for access, and making the space comfortable enough to use day to day.
The type of conversion depends on the loft itself. Some lofts are fairly straightforward to convert while others need extra structural work to create enough usable space.
The right option comes down to the size and shape of the loft, the roof structure, and what you want the room to be used for.
Different homes suit different types of loft conversion. We’ll recommend the right option based on your roof structure, space, and what you want from the room.
Velux Loft Conversions
One of the most straightforward options. Roof windows are added without major structural changes, which works well if there’s already enough head height in the loft.
Dormer Loft Conversions
A popular choice that extends out from the roof, giving you extra headroom and more floor space to work with.
Small Loft Conversions
Even if the loft space is smaller or has limited head height, there are still ways to turn it into something practical with the right setup and layout.
Attic Loft Conversions
A great way to turn unused attic space into a room you can actually use day to day. They’re often a good option in homes where there’s already enough loft space and head height to build from.
A loft conversion is one of the most practical ways to add usable space without changing the footprint of your home.
Things that affect loft conversion cost include:
We check the loft space and talk through what’s possible,
We help decide the best layout and setup for your home.
We get everything ready before work starts, including materials and structural planning.
We carry out the work carefully and keep disruption to a minimum.
We make sure everything’s ready to use and finished to our standards.
The cost of a loft conversion depends on the type of conversion, the size of the loft, and the amount of work involved. We’ll assess your loft and provide a clear quote so you know exactly what’s involved before any work starts.
Things that affect loft conversion cost include:
One of the first things people usually ask is whether they need planning permission for a loft conversion.
In a lot of cases, you won’t, as many loft conversions fall under permitted development. It really depends on the type of house and the kind of work involved.
Building regulations are normally still required though, to make sure everything’s structurally sound, insulated properly, and safe to use day to day.
We’ll explain what applies to your loft, talk you through anything you need to know, and make sure everything’s sorted properly from the start.
Warrington, Chester, Northwich, Winsford, Crewe, Macclesfield, Sandbach, Congleton, Alsager, Nantwich, Wilmslow, Alderley Edge, Knutsford, Lymm, Stockton Heath, Culcheth
Wigan, Golborne, Leigh, Hindley, Ashton-in-Makerfield, Sale, Altrincham, Trafford, Timperley, Urmston, Stretford, Eccles, Swinton, Salford, Worsley, Walkden, Bolton, Stockport, Denton
Liverpool, Mossley Hill, Garston, Bootle, Crosby, Formby, Birkenhead, Wallasey, St Helens, Widnes, Runcorn
Not always. A lot of loft conversions fall under permitted development, but it depends on the property and the type of work involved. We’ll explain what applies to your home.
Loft conversion cost varies depending on the size of the loft and the type of conversion. Most projects start from around £20,000 and increase based on complexity.
A well-designed loft conversion can add significant value to your home, especially if it creates an extra bedroom or usable living space.
Most loft conversions take several weeks, depending on the size and type of project. We’ll give you a realistic timeframe before work starts.
Most lofts can be boarded, but we’ll always check the structure, insulation, and access first to make sure it’s suitable.