A dormer loft conversion in Stratford adds extra height and floor area to your loft. It’s great for boxy rooms with usable walls and full-size windows and is a simple way to expand space in most homes in the area.

Ideal for smaller homes in Stratford, the single dormer adds one neat extension to the roof. It boosts light and space and suits terraced or semi-detached homes well.

A full-width dormer in Stratford stretches across the entire roof. It gives the most room and works well in loft extensions that need to house multiple functions.

Perfect for period homes in Stratford, the L-shaped dormer loft conversion extends over the main roof and rear extension. It’s popular in Victorian and Edwardian homes across the area.

A rear dormer in Stratford is a popular option that adds square footage facing the back of the property. It often doesn’t require planning permission and gives a modern look.

A pitched dormer in Stratford keeps the existing roof structure intact. It looks traditional while adding extra headroom and works well where the home’s exterior style matters.

A hip to gable loft conversion in Stratford straightens a sloped side of the roof to form a vertical wall. This opens up the loft space and creates more headroom, especially in semi-detached and end-terrace houses.

A mansard loft conversion in Stratford alters one side of the roof to a steep angle, adding significant internal space. It’s ideal for homes looking for a dramatic, high-impact loft design.

A Velux loft conversion in Stratford installs roof windows without changing the roofline. It’s ideal for homes with enough head height and creates a bright, airy loft space.

Stratford homes built more recently often have untapped loft potential. Our specialists design conversions to match modern layouts, making the most of your roof space.