A dormer loft conversion includes a box shape with flat or sloped roof. It adds height, light, and space. This adds space to the rear of the roof.

This is a small dormer at the back or side. It suits tight plots. You get more headroom and light. Great for compact rooms.

This runs across the whole rear. It offers max available space. Use it for a large bedroom or office.

This builds over the rear roof and side return. You get two rooms or a bed and bath. It suits extended terrace homes.

This option adds a box on the rear slope and may include dormer windows. It creates more headroom and a good-sized room. No major roof changes needed.

This has sloped sides to match traditional roofs. It blends well with older homes. It suits areas with strict planning rules.

We turn a sloped hipped roof into a flat gable loft conversion. This works for semi-detached homes. It adds width and volume.

A mansard loft conversion changes roof slopes into steep vertical walls. This type of loft uses mansards, which are four-sided roofs with a gambrel-style.

We add Velux windows or Velux roof lights. This keeps your roof shape with no structural changes needed. It’s fast and simple.

We also work on modern homes. If your house is new, we’ll check it’s ready for a loft. We follow the right steps to keep it safe.