DO MAKE SURE YOUR LOFT SPACE IS SUITABLE FOR A CONVERSION
If you’re thinking about converting your loft space, there are a few things to consider. First, make sure that you can get to the roof safely. It’s best to hire our professional who can help assess whether or not the space is suitable for conversion. They will be able to give you the best advice based on their experience with other conversions and what kind of materials are needed for each job. Another thing to think about is whether or not you have enough room for all of your furniture and belongings in your new space if you decide to convert it into an apartment or bedroom. It’s also important that your family feels comfortable in the new area after it’s been converted because they may need more time than usual to get used to living somewhere new! If you have any questions about converting your Halstead loft space into something more useful or comfortable then please feel free to contact us!

DECIDE ON WHAT YOUR LOFT SPACE WILL BE USED FOR
There are many different ways to use a loft space, so before you start building, make sure you know what you want out of your new room! Do you want the loft to be used as an office or an extra bedroom? If so, think about where the best location for this would be and plan accordingly. Will it need a staircase? How about closet space? Do you want the Halstead loft for storage? If so, plan out what kind of storage system works best for your needs. Be sure that whatever size/shape/height of the storage item fits well in your new space without taking up too much floor space or blocking light sources (i.e., windows). Decide how much privacy you need. If you live alone and need quiet time at home most days, then consider building high walls around the room and installing soundproofing materials on them to block out noise from downstairs. If not, then just leave them open!

FIND OUT IF YOU’LL NEED PLANNING PERMISSION
You’ll need planning permission to convert your loft, but it might not be as difficult to get as you think. If you’re converting a single-storey loft and the conversion is less than half the total area of the original room, there’s a good chance you’ll be able to get away with it without applying for planning permission. You’ll also need to check whether any other regulations apply; for example, if your property is listed or in a conservation area, or if there are listed buildings within 100 metres of your house. This information should be available from your local Halstead council—you can find out where they are by searching online or by calling them directly.

CHECK YOUR BUILDING REGULATIONS
If you’re considering converting your loft, it’s important to check building regulations for your area. Building regulations are decided by local Halstead councils and can vary widely from one place to the next. In some cases, it may be possible to get approval for your conversion without applying for planning permission. However, if you’re unsure or would prefer not to take the risk, it’s always best to check with the relevant authority before starting work on any project.

CONSIDER THE RIGHT LIGHTING TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS
The right lighting can make or break your loft conversion. There are a lot of things to consider when choosing the perfect lighting for your loft conversion. You might want something that’s bright and cheerful, but you also might want something that’s dim and cosy. You might want something with an industrial feel, or something more sleek and modern. Whatever your style, we’ve got you covered!