A dormer conversion in Walthamstow adds a vertical extension with a window to the sloping roof. This gives more headroom and light, turning the loft into a usable room. Many Walthamstow homes use a dormer at the back as a straightforward way to gain extra space.

A single dormer in Walthamstow is one extension in the roof, usually above the centre of the back wall. This raises the ceiling height over one part of the attic and can make room for a new bedroom or a small bathroom. Single dormers are often chosen for a simple extra room and cost less than two dormers.

A full width dormer in Walthamstow stretches across most of the roof at the back. We build a large box that reaches from wall to wall, often with a flat roof on top. This creates a big open room inside, allowing space for a bedroom and bathroom, nearly doubling the width of the loft.

An L-shaped dormer in Walthamstow has two linked extensions on adjacent roof slopes, like an L. One part runs along the back and one along the side, adding headroom in two directions. It works well for corner houses or larger roofs and brings in more natural light with two windows.

A rear dormer in Walthamstow is like adding a mini second storey at the back of the house. It sticks out under the loft and gives much more floor space. It can be used for a larger bedroom with a closet or even a bathroom, extending the house upwards to make the room bigger.

A pitched dormer in Walthamstow has its own sloping roof instead of a flat top. This adds headroom and an extra room while keeping the home looking traditional. It blends with the existing roof design so rainwater runs off as usual.

A hip to gable loft conversion in Walthamstow extends a sloping roof side into a vertical wall. This is common for semi-detached and end-terrace houses and provides a significant increase in space. Often, it is paired with a dormer to maximise the loft area.

A mansard loft conversion in Walthamstow alters the top of the roof to add a full extra floor. The roof is built almost flat with steep side walls, creating ample room inside, almost like adding a new storey. Planning permission is usually required, but it adds substantial space.

A Velux loft conversion in Walthamstow does not change the roof shape. Skylight windows are installed to bring in light and air, making the attic bright. It is a cost-effective option, ideal for a home office or small bedroom.

A new build loft conversion in Walthamstow involves planning the roof room when constructing a new home or extension. Designing the loft space from the start ensures the room is perfectly fitted and often more cost-effective than retrofitting later.