Loft Conversions Streatham

Rooflight Conversion – Also called a Velux Conversion, this simple design installs roof windows or skylights onto the existing roof slope without changing the roof structure. These windows make the room habitable, bright, and airy. 

Dormer Loft Conversion – Extends the current roof vertically, creating additional floor space and headroom within the loft. Dormers typically have a flat or pitched roof and can include windows, offering more usable space. 

Mansard Loft Conversion – This usually involves transforming an entire roof plane, resulting in a generous living space. It alters the roof slope to build a near-vertical wall, sloping at 72 degrees, with a central flat roof. A double mansard can give a property the appearance of a separate floor. 

Hip-to-Gable Loft Conversion – Ideal for semi-detached, end-of-terrace and detached properties with hipped roofs, especially those built in the 1930s. It replaces the hip section of the roof with a gable. Hipped roofs can limit the usable floor area within a loft space. The extension of the roofline generates extra space for functional living areas.

L-shaped Loft Conversion – Combines two dormers to maximise space. Typically, a larger dormer is placed on the main roof, while a smaller one gets built on the rear outrigger, a prominent feature in Victorian or Edwardian homes. This loft conversion type optimises space, particularly for terraced or semi-detached properties.

The cost of loft conversions in Streatham varies based on the type of conversion and its size. While more straightforward designs cost less, complex features can increase your budget. Committed to complete cost transparency, we offer you a free itemised quote to get started.

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

Converting your loft isn’t just about creating additional space. It is an opportunity for you to increase the value of your property with an elegant design, modern comforts, and space maximisation. Balancing each aspect by yourself can give way to errors and pitfalls. 

It requires a loft conversion specialist with expertise, able to craft pleasing spaces that seamlessly integrate with your property, all within the law and your budget. 

Proficiency in local building and planning regulations ensures the project is compliant, and there’s no risk of potential lawsuits that may undo your hard work. Entrust your project to the right people for the right effect.

We have years of experience in high-quality loft conversions for Victorian and 1930s properties throughout London. Our design-centric approach is bespoke and value-adding. We have a team of architects, structural engineers, project managers, and skilled builders who combine their expertise to seamlessly integrate modern living areas into your home’s layout, enhancing its visual appeal and functionality.

Our contemporary designs prioritise natural light and modern layouts. For an immersive visualisation of your space, we bring our designs to life with the latest 3D technology. 

We ensure our designs comply with local regulations and handle planning permission and building control applications on your behalf. At Good Design & Build, we provide comprehensive project management services from conception to completion. Additionally, we maintain partnerships with trusted third-party suppliers to source the finest products that your budget can afford. Our products come with an insurance-backed warranty.

The loft conversion cost depends on two key factors: the type of loft conversion and its size. Different property types and conversion designs require varying degrees of build work and material. More extensive structural alterations and intricate designs add to the cost. 

However, opting for tailored, bespoke solutions can help manage costs effectively. Our design team is readily available to provide expertise in crafting cost-efficient loft conversions that are custom-designed to align with the unique characteristics of your property and your specific requirements.

We provide complete loft extension solutions, from architect-drawn bespoke designs to ironing out snags at completion. As part of our full service, we offer assistance with party wall agreements and Thames Water build-over agreements. We prepare method statements and submit planning permission and building control applications. Additionally, we leverage partnerships with third-party suppliers to guarantee that you receive top-quality products at the most competitive prices.

Loft conversions fall under permitted development rights and usually do not require planning permission. However, there are limitations to these rights. Living in a conservation area or a listed building may require planning permission for your project. Rest assured, our team is well-versed in planning regulations and local ordinances to ensure full compliance with the law.