When choosing between expanding your home or opting for a loft conversion, budget considerations play a vital role. Generally speaking, loft conversions offer a cost solution for gaining space without increasing the footprint of your home. Each project is unique. We’re here to provide expert advice on the economical and practical solution for your home.

Adherence to Building Regulations
We prioritize excellence and safety. Before commencing any work, we submit plans and structural calculations to the Building Control Authority for approval. Throughout the project, regular inspections are conducted to ensure compliance, with Building Regulations. This process culminates in the issuance of a completion certificate providing you with peace of mind.

L-Shaped Dormer Loft Conversion in Radlett
Maximize your home’s potential with our L-shaped dormer loft conversions. Whether you have a detached or terraced property this style is suitable for various house types. Extending your roof in an L shape it provides floor and headspace often transforming your loft into the room in your home.

Hip to Gable Loft Conversion
For homes with a three-sloping roof our hip to loft conversions is ideal. This conversion style involves transforming the side of your roof into a wall significantly expanding your space. It works well for detached and semi-detached houses.

L Shape Mansard Loft Conversion
If you’re looking for something distinctive consider our L Shape Mansard Loft Conversion option. This type of conversion involves alterations to your roof structure. Features a flat roof with a 72-degree back slope. It adds an element, to your home while providing extra space.

Velux Loft Conversion
Consider our Velux loft conversions, for a minimally disruptive option. They are suitable, for various types of homes and involve extending the roof to create more space transforming your loft into a spacious room.

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Radlett Town Guide
The name Radlett is thought to originate from the Old English “rad-gelaete”, meaning “a junction.” It grew at the intersection of the old road from Aldenham to Shenley, the street that forms the heart of the village. Radlett first appeared on parish registers in 1453 and was completely covered by the Metropolitan Green Belt at one time. In recent years, pressure to relax Green Belt restrictions has led to significant infill development in the town. The town’s diverse population includes Jewish and Hindu residents. Nearly a third of residents identify as Jewish. The area is also known for its affluent reputation and prestigious properties.

The average house and flat in Radlett costs £892,861 and £387,405. Some homes in Radlett cost over PS4 million. The area is home to several high-performing primary schools, including St. Thomas’s Catholic Primary School, which is one of the best in the UK. The town is also home to several large estates. The most famous estate in Radlett is the Belstone F.C., which plays in the Herts Senior County. The club’s home field is the Brunton Memorial Ground, where Middlesex County Cricket Club practices. There is also a local rugby club with men’s and women’s teams and a youth squad. Other sports and activities in Radlett include squash, music clubs, and Scouts.