A dormer conversion extends the roof vertically, giving you more usable space and headroom. It’s perfect for adding bedrooms or bathrooms and works well for most property types.

A single dormer creates space on one side of the roof. It’s ideal for small extensions like a home office or nursery, without needing a full-width upgrade.

This type of conversion runs across the full width of your roof, offering maximum internal floor space. It’s a popular choice for big families or those who want an ensuite.

L-shape conversions combine two dormers at the rear of the house. They work especially well for Victorian and Edwardian homes with rear extensions. You gain multiple rooms and flexible layouts.

A rear dormer sits on the back of your roof and adds major square footage. It’s common in Forest Gate loft projects and can be done under Permitted Development.

This style of loft extension keeps the sloping roof design. It maintains the home’s exterior look while giving you more room inside. A great pick for heritage-style homes.

This conversion changes the sloped side of your roof into a vertical wall. This unlocks more space and suits semi-detached or end-terrace homes. It’s often paired with a dormer for even more room.

A mansard conversion raises the roof at the rear with a near-vertical wall. This style adds the most space and often includes full-height windows. It’s great for dramatic room layouts.

Velux conversions don’t change the shape of the roof. Instead, roof lights are added to bring in light and air. It’s a cost-effective way to convert your unused loft into a calm, bright space.

Have a modern home? We offer new build loft conversions that match newer materials and layouts. Whether you need extra rooms or just smart storage, we make it work.