There are several types of loft conversions available depending on the structure of your home and your local planning regulations, including Dormer, Mansard, Hip-to-Gable, and Velux conversions.

Not all loft conversions require planning permission as many fall under permitted development. However, if your design involves altering the roof structure significantly or exceeds certain dimensions, planning permission will be required

Typically, a loft conversion can take from 8 to 12 weeks, depending on the complexity and scale of the project. Preparatory works and planning might extend this timeline.

Costs vary widely based on the size of the loft, the type of conversion, and the finish you choose. A basic Velux conversion might start around £20,000, while more complex conversions like Mansards could go much higher.

Yes, a well-designed loft conversion can significantly increase your home’s value—often by up to 20%, according to some estate agents. It’s a great investment that not only increases living space but also enhances the property’s market appeal.

Most lofts can be converted, but it depends on available head height, the structure of the building, and other factors. A detailed survey by a specialist is necessary to determine this.

We strive to minimize disruption during the conversion process. Most of the heavy work is confined to the loft area and we aim to keep essential services running throughout the project. However, some disturbance is inevitable, and we will work closely with you to manage and schedule work during times that least impact your routine.

Yes, loft conversions must comply with several building regulations related to fire safety, energy efficiency, insulation, and ventilation, among others. These regulations ensure the new space is safe, accessible, and comfortable. Our team handles all aspects of compliance and liaises with local authorities to ensure your loft meets all legal requirements.