Dormer conversions add vertical space by extending the existing roof. Ideal for a new bedroom or bathroom, they suit most home types. If you are thinking about converting your unused attic, this is a great option for those with a conservative budget.

This style adds one dormer on the rear or side of your property, giving usable space while maintaining a simple look. Find the best and most competitive offers from our building company.

A full-width dormer maximises headroom and floorspace, creating a large master suite or office with ample natural window light. This extensive conversion requires someone with expertise in the building trade.

Best for period homes, this layout links two dormers into an L-shape, perfect for adding a bathroom or walk-in wardrobe.

A rear dormer adds bulk to the back of your dwelling, offering a larger and more usable floorplan without altering the front view.

With sloped sides, this type of conversion keeps in harmony with existing roof lines. It’s also ideal for conservation areas in London.

A hip-to-gable loft conversion extends the sloped side of the roof, making the loft space square and much more usable.

Mansards change the entire shape of the roof, creating a flat rear slope. This offers the most internal space, often used in dense urban settings.

This Velux option doesn’t extend the roof but adds skylights. It’s the most affordable, simple, and quick way to convert.

We work on modern properties too. New builds may need extra structure but we handle all compliance, offering a trusted local service.