Dormer loft conversions add vertical space by building out from the slope of the roof. This gives you more attic space with good headroom and flat ceilings. It’s ideal if you’re looking to convert your loft into a bedroom or office with natural light from dormer windows.

A single dormer adds one projection on the rear or side of your roof. It’s suitable for increasing usable area and allows for velux windows or traditional glazing. It’s often covered by permitted development rights and is great for homes with limited space.

A full width dormer expands internal space and makes the most of your roof light area. This is one of the best options to create a spacious master suite. It’s often used in hill loft homes needing a large living space.

Perfect for Victorian and Edwardian houses, this type of conversion uses two dormers at the rear and side to form an L shape. It creates two or more rooms and maximises usable floor space.

A rear dormer loft extension is one of the most popular types. It provides enough room for a double bedroom and en-suite. The flat roof design blends well with existing architecture and is typically approved under permitted development.

A pitched dormer extension gives your home an elegant look. Though it adds less space than a flat roof dormer, it maintains your property’s character. It’s often chosen for listed buildings or those in conservation areas around Box Hill and surrounding areas.

A hip to gable loft extension extends your roof ridge to a vertical wall. It works best on end-terrace or detached homes. It allows for a dormer to be added and significantly increases extra space in your loft.

A mansard loft conversion raises the party wall and creates a steep roof slope. These are common in London and work well on older properties. They often require planning permission, but offer a full extra storey with maximum space and natural light.

Also called a velux conversion, this is the most budget-friendly option. It keeps the roofline and just adds velux or velux windows for light and ventilation. It’s perfect when your loft already has good headroom.

We also offer lofts for new builds. These projects are different from retrofits, requiring custom structural design and strict building control sign-offs. With our experience, we deliver results that are completed on time and to the highest standard.