Dormer conversions in Waltham Cross add a vertical extension with a window to the sloping roof. They give more headroom and light, turning the loft into a fully usable room. Many Waltham Cross homes use a dormer at the back, making it a straightforward way to gain extra space in the roof.

A single dormer in Waltham Cross is one extension in the roof, usually above the centre of the back wall. It raises the ceiling height over part of the attic and can create a new bedroom or a small bathroom. Single dormers are ideal for a simple extra room in Waltham Cross homes and are more cost-effective than two dormers.

A full width dormer in Waltham Cross stretches across most of the roof at the back. We build a large box from wall to wall, often with a flat roof on top. This creates a big open room inside, perfect for a bedroom and bathroom combination. It nearly doubles the width of the loft in Waltham Cross properties.

An L-shaped dormer in Waltham Cross has two linked extensions on adjacent roof slopes, forming an L. One part runs along the back and one along the side, adding headroom in two directions. This works well for corner houses or larger Waltham Cross roofs, bringing in more natural light with two windows and creating two bright rooms.

A rear dormer extension in Waltham Cross is like adding a mini second storey at the back of the house. It sticks out under the loft and gives much more floor space. This is ideal for a larger bedroom with a closet or even a bathroom, extending the room upwards and making it much bigger for Waltham Cross homes.

A pitched dormer in Waltham Cross is similar to a dormer but with its own sloping roof. The dormer roof matches the style of your home while adding headroom and a new room. It gives a traditional look and ensures rain runs off just like the main roof in Waltham Cross properties.

A hip-to-gable loft conversion in Waltham Cross extends a sloping roof side into a vertical wall, often done on houses with a hip end. It creates significant new space by raising the roof on that side. Common for semi-detached and end-terrace Waltham Cross houses, this style adds an entire wall and costs more than a dormer.

A mansard loft conversion in Waltham Cross changes the very top of the roof to add a full extra floor. The top roof is almost flat with steep side walls, giving plenty of room inside—almost like a new storey. This is a larger project requiring planning permission but adds a lot of space to Waltham Cross homes.

A Velux or roof-light conversion in Waltham Cross does not change the roof shape. We install skylight windows in the existing roof, bringing in light and air. This brightens the attic but doesn’t add extra floor space. Velux windows are perfect for offices or bright bedrooms in Waltham Cross properties.

A new build loft conversion in Waltham Cross means planning a roof room when building a new home or extension. By designing the loft space from the start, we save money and ensure the room fits perfectly into your Waltham Cross property—a smart choice for major renovations.