Loft Conversions Stratford

Velux (Rooflight) Conversions – suitable for lofts with the necessary head height, they do not alter the roof’s structure or other extension features. Only roof windows, typically high-efficient Velux windows, get installed on the roof plane. The windows make your loft space bright and offer views and ventilation. They are a relatively straightforward, quick, and less disruptive option. Rooflight conversions can create bedrooms, bathrooms, home offices, studios, or playrooms.

Dormer Loft Conversions – these extend vertically from the plane of a sloping roof, creating a vertical wall and a horizontal ceiling within the loft. This construction allows for the installation of windows or skylights, providing natural light and ventilation to the converted space. Flat roofs are the most cost-effective roof shape to use for dormers, but pitched or hipped roof types are optional design features.

L-shaped Loft Conversions – suitable for Victorian semi-detached or terraced properties with a rear outrigger, these loft conversions build two dormers connected at a right angle. One dormer sits on the main roof of the property, and the other on the outrigger. The outrigger is shaped perfectly for this design. You can create two living spaces, such as an en suite or two bedrooms.

Mansard Loft Conversions – By origin, French Baroque, mansards create maximum head height and floor space in an attic conversion. It has a unique flat or flattish roof with two pitches on each side, less steep at the top and very steep at the sides. The roof features dormer windows. It also has a 72° wall below. These additions span across an entire roof plane. 

Hip-to-Gable Conversions – they replace the hip end of a hipped roof with a gable end to raise the head height and usable floor area. Detached homes with two hip ends can create a double hip to gable. These are also ideal for a 1930s end-of-terrace and semi-detached house with space-inhibiting hipped roofs.

Loft conversion cost depends on the design, size, and material. Other usability features like windows, skylights, balconies, and roof terraces also affect the price. A high-quality loft conversion in Stratford can be a high-return investment when completed to perfection. Our basic costing is as follows;

Room in the roof conversion (basic) – £35,000

Dormer loft extension – £50,000

Mansard extension – £60,000 – £65,000

Hip-to-gable extension – £65,000

L-shaped extension – £65,000 – £75,000

Creating additional space for a home is an art. Clever designs and space maximisation can utilise every available inch. DIY projects can let you down. While a loft conversion adds to property value, a poorly built one or an eye-sore design or features can chip off value from your property, not to mention lawsuits. A loft conversion company can save you a tonne of trouble and money with innovative designs that comply with building regulations. Regulations usually change over the years, and professionals stay updated on changes. Structurally sound additions can last for generations. And you may never know your loft’s true potential without bespoke loft conversion plans drawn up by experts.

We are loft conversion London specialists for Victorian and 1930s homes. Our bespoke approach ensures the spaces we create for you reflect your needs and your home’s architectural integrity. With designs conceived by professional architects and the latest 3D technology, we offer you a virtual lived experience for better visualisation. Immaculate designs are at the core of our creations. From conception to completion, we work towards your desired goal. 

There are no long-haul contracts, just one at each stage – design and build. We also fulfil pre-build necessities like planning permission, building control, method statements, party wall agreements, and Thames water build over agreements. Our products come with an insurance backed warranty, and our can-do approach ensures we are flexible enough to iron out snags before completion. You also receive full project management for your loft conversion project.

From conception to completion, we cover all areas related to a successful loft conversion. These include submitting planning applications, building control applications, preparing method statements, coordinating with planning authorities, project management, working with third-party suppliers, and issuing warranties for finished products.