Extensions & Loft Services

The Skylight loft is the most straightforward conversion because neither improvements to the roof nor planning permission are necessary.

Did you know that hip to gable conversion transforms the sloping sides into vertical walls without altering the original footprint of the loft? This service is another alternative that usually does not require planning permission, making the whole process a lot easier.

On the whole, dormers tend to be a small space. Therefore, even the most minimal changes are visible right away, e.g. installing big windows, of course, will bring a lot of light which will enhance the overall brightness and airiness of the bedroom or the office space to which you decide to transform. In general, projecting out extension from the sloping roof is an option that increases the area significantly, and, in most cases, it does not require planning permission. These kinds of projects are considered to be a larger-scale arrangement. However, with our help, everything is possible.

A mansard loft conversion is typically the costliest due to it being a construction-intensive method of loft conversion. Although generally, those need planning permission, mansard conversions can be the largest room in your loft. That is the reason why such renovation projects are worth implementing. The conversion includes:

• Removing the sloping roof.
• Replacing it with a flat one and an almost vertical wall.
• Adding dormer windows.

This extension is an infill of the passage to the rear and side, typically built between two houses. It adds much more additional space to a specific room or makes a massive difference to an open-plan area in general. The side-return extension doesn't need planning permission as long as it satisfies particular criteria.

If you want to make more efficient use of your garden space, we highly recommend considering the option of extending the rear or side of your house. This kind of extension drastically opens up a view of your garden and fills the whole house with much more light. The options include adding functional rooms to bringing the outdoors in by building a glass terrace.

If there is a possibility to combine side and rear extensions to an existing property, we recommend it. We recommend this option for those who have detached properties with larger garden spaces. The side-return, as well as back of the building, tend to be wasted space. This type of extension solves the problem by utilising it. Did you know that it can result in a bigger, brighter living space with a better connection to the garden with the right design.

The double-storey extension is known as a cost-effective way to extend the living space. This option is often considered by those ready to size up but does not want their home to be bottom heavy. The double-storey extension will not only create additional space but also transform the look of your home from the outside. Keep in mind that this kind of renovation is often cheaper than moving to a new house and requires less financial resources than building a single-storey extension.