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You made it seem so easy!
That's what our clients in Oxford said about our service. Fancy an "easy" building experience? Drop us an email today! We are currently taking bookings for loft conversions for September 2021.
Need a home office?
Been working from home and realise you need more space for a home office, what about adding an extra bedroom and office into your loft? Did you know loft conversions give you extra space and also add value to your home!
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Different types of loft conversion
The best design for your loft conversion to match your home and your requirements will be decided between yourself and the architect.
Dormer Conversion
The most common type of loft conversion is a dormer conversion. A dormer (dorma) conversions is an extension to your existing roof that sits vertically to a sloping roof. By adding a dormer to your loft you will be adding additional space, head room and character.
Hip to Gable Conversion
Many houses that have hip roofs tend to have fairly small loft spaces, so for a conversion to be practical a hip to gable conversion is normally the best solution. This type of conversion involves changing the hipped roof (the sloping side of the roof) to a flat gable end. By doing this you are creating a much larger loft space.
Adding Velux windows
Another feature that is recommended and often used in loft conversions is VELUX windows, or roof lights. Velux are the leading manufacturer of roof windows/lights with over 60 years of experience. Velux windows are available in a range of sizes to suit personal requirements, and can be used as an addition to a dormer or instead where sufficient head room is available sitting flush with the roof line.
