Dormer conversions add headroom and floor space to sloped roofs. A rear dormer is common in Surrey lofts, offering space for a new room or even an en suite. It’s ideal for a modern family setup.

This is a small structure that projects vertically from a sloped roof. It increases usable space and can fit a desk or storage. Good for compact homes.

This creates a large flat-roofed extension across the full width of the property. A great way to get maximum interior space and light.

Perfect for homes with a rear extension. This layout links two dormers and offers space for multiple rooms or creative use of the floor plan.

A popular choice in conversions in Fetcham, this gives the back of your house a modern lift. It blends well with brickwork and provides a spacious loft layout.

For a more traditional look, the pitched dormer maintains the home’s character. Great for listed buildings or where planning rules are tight.

Ideal for end-of-terrace or detached homes. We extend the side roof slope, forming a vertical gable wall. This creates space for a stunning loft conversion.

This type alters the roof shape entirely. Common in mansard conversions, it allows a full extra floor with steep slopes and dormer windows.

If you prefer minimal changes to your roofline, Velux conversions are for you. Doing so will convert the interior with no extension required.

Many new builds have unused roof space. We work with the structure already in place to make use of the space most effectively and create your new loft.