A dormer loft conversion adds a vertical extension to your roof, creating more floor space and headroom. It’s ideal for bedrooms, offices, or bathrooms. Find out the best loft conversion options for your home extension project.

A single dormer loft adds extra space on one side of the roof. It’s one of the common types of loft conversion and works well for semi-detached and terraced homes.

This style runs across the full width of the house, giving maximum space. It’s perfect when you want to completely transform your existing loft space into a large, open room.

An L-shaped dormer is ideal for rear extensions on period properties. It creates more space and works well for kitchen extension projects or multiple rooms.

A rear dormer loft extension expands the back of your roof. It’s great for adding an extra bedroom or ensuite and doesn’t drastically alter the home’s appearance.

A pitched dormer extension adds charm to your home while increasing headroom. It’s a subtle option that suits homes in Hersham with sloped roofs.

A hip-to-gable conversion extends the sloping side of the roof to a vertical gable end. It creates more internal space and is ideal for detached and semi-detached homes.

This type of loft conversion alters the roof shape to create a near-vertical back wall. It often requires planning permission but offers the most room. Enhance your living space through our creative design and renowned building work.

A velux loft conversion adds windows and doors to your new loft without changing the roof shape. It’s the most cost-effective option and great when you already have good head height.

New builds can also benefit from a loft conversion project. We work with you to ensure it meets both building regulations and permitted development rules. Our conversion process centres on meticulous design and planning.