This is one of the most common types of loft conversion. It adds headroom and floor space to the rear or side of your house. A great option for extra bedrooms or offices.

A single dormer loft conversion adds a single box-shaped structure to your roof. It fits well with most home styles and provides a modest but useful loft room.

This type gives you the most space across the rear roofline. It’s ideal if you want to make the most of your lot of loft space and add more value to your home.

An l-shaped loft conversion joins two dormers, usually at the rear and side of the house. It works well for larger or corner homes and creates a wide loft space.

The rear dormer loft extension is ideal for homes with a sloped back roof. It adds a vertical wall and flat roof to the rear, increasing space and natural light.

A pitched dormer extension keeps the sloping roof style, which suits traditional homes. It adds character while giving you extra headroom and usable space.

This hip to gable loft conversion changes the sloped side of your roof into a straight gable wall. It allows for a larger loft extension and works well on semi-detached homes.

A mansard loft conversion builds up the entire rear roof to create a flat-roofed extension. It’s great for a full transformation and gives you a spacious loft conversion.

This option installs skylight-style windows into your existing roof without changing its shape. A velux loft conversion is quicker and more affordable than other options.

Building a new loft expansion from scratch or expanding in a newer home? We tailor the kind of loft conversion that fits the structure and adds long-term value.