A dormer loft conversion is one of the most popular styles. It adds a box-shaped structure to your roof, increasing floor space and ceiling height. It’s ideal for creating an extra room, like a bedroom or bathroom

This type of conversion adds one dormer to the rear or side of the home. It keeps the structure subtle while giving you valuable extra space. Great for small extensions or a nursery.

This conversion runs across the entire width of the roof. It’s perfect if you want to maximise your loft area and create a comfortable room with lots of light and space. Often used for a large bedroom and en-suite.

An L-shaped dormer adds two dormers in a connected shape. It’s perfect for homes with rear extensions. It can create two rooms upstairs or a large suite, depending on your needs and layout.

A rear dormer loft extension creates a large flat-roofed addition at the back of the property. This adds generous headroom and lots of light. It’s a cost-effective way to increase usable living space.

A pitched dormer features a sloping roof and blends well with period properties. It’s a great choice if you want a dormer that’s more in keeping with your home’s original look.

A hip-to-gable conversion straightens out the sloping side of your roof to create more room inside. It works well for semi-detached and detached homes. Often combined with a rear dormer for maximum space.

This is a more extensive project that changes the angle of your roof slope. It creates a full-height room, making it one of the most transformative options. Ideal if you want a completely new floor of living space.

This type of loft conversion adds roof windows without changing the roof shape. It’s ideal if you’re on a budget or don’t need planning permission. You still get a bright, airy new room.

Even newer homes can benefit from a loft conversion without planning. We design carefully to meet building regulations and make sure you get the extra bedroom or office you want, all with a clean, modern finish.