Dormer loft conversions offer the maximum amount of additional internal space. They suit many properties and create extra headroom and bring in more light.

A single dormer loft extension works well for limited space or headroom. It adds a usable room without changing the whole roof.

Full width dormers run across the rear of the property. They provide floor space and headroom within the loft. Ideal for bedrooms or offices.

An L-shaped dormer adds more floor space by extending two sections of the roof. A good choice for properties with rear additions.

Rear dormers suit homes with sloped back roofs. This type of conversion may be a better fit if you want extra space and light.

This option fits well with gable fronted and hipped roof dormers. It keeps the original style while boosting loft room height.

Hip to gable conversions straighten one side of the roof. They work for end-of-terrace or semi-detached homes with hipped roofs. Every loft conversion we tackle gives additional floor space and headroom.

A mansard loft has a flat roof and steep back wall. Dormer or mansard conversion may increase your space the most, especially in central London.

A Velux conversion keeps the roof shape. Velux windows are easy to install and bring in a surprising amount of light. We also assign a dedicated project manager to oversee the project and ensure minimal disruption to your daily routine.

Newer homes need careful design and build planning. We make sure your loft extension follows all rules and suits your space. A new build may be a better option for people who prefer a customised loft.