A dormer loft conversion in Wanstead adds a box-shaped extension to your roofline. It increases head height and floor area, making room for a shower room, study, or extra bedroom. Dormers are popular on terraced and semi-detached homes, offering a practical way to add usable space.

Single dormers fit neatly into the back roof slope, ideal for smaller homes. They’re perfect for adding one bedroom or an office while blending with the property’s style.

Full width dormers span the entire width of the roof, creating maximum internal space. They’re ideal for semi-detached and Edwardian properties, offering a large open room for bedrooms, bathrooms, or living areas.

An L-shaped dormer has two connected roof extensions, adding headroom in two directions. This works well on corner properties or homes with larger roof areas, bringing in light from multiple windows.

A rear dormer extends the back of the roof, increasing floor space. It’s ideal for creating a large bedroom, en-suite, or guest room under permitted development rules.

A pitched dormer matches the slope of your roof, keeping the exterior in harmony with period properties. It’s ideal in conservation areas or stricter planning zones while still adding headroom.

Hip-to-gable conversions extend a sloping side of the roof into a vertical wall, creating substantial additional space. Often combined with a dormer, this conversion works well for semi-detached or hipped properties.

A mansard conversion reshapes the roof with steep sides and a flat top, adding a full extra floor. This is common in Wanstead, particularly where planning permission is required, and creates significant internal space.

Velux conversions install skylights without changing the roofline. They’re cost-effective, quick to install, and perfect for offices or bright bedrooms.

Even new build homes in Wanstead can benefit from a loft conversion. Our team integrates the loft into the structure and layout, delivering a safe, compliant, and perfectly fitted space.