Loft Conversions Tulse Hill

Velux Loft Conversion – only suitable for lofts with adequate head height, it adds roof windows to your existing attic space to make it habitable. It doesn’t usually require planning permission, but hiring a loft conversion specialist will ensure the work complies with local building regulations and is feasible for your specific property.

Dormer Loft Conversion – one of the most common loft conversion types, it extends the roof vertically from the existing roof slope to create a box-shaped structure. Typically located at the rear of the property, dormers offer a functional floor area and headroom. It has dormer windows to bring in natural light and enhance the overall appearance.

Hip-to-Gable Loft Conversion – ideal for 1930s hipped roof semi-detached and terraced properties, it involves replacing the hip of the roof with a gable wall to create more head height and usable floor space in the loft.

Mansard Loft Conversion – French Baroque by origin, Mansard extends a whole roof plan to create a large open-plan living area or multiple rooms, replacing the sloping face of the roof with a near-vertical wall at the rear of the property. A double mansard seamlessly integrates with the rest of the architecture to appear like a separate floor.

L-shaped Conversion – two dormers join to form an L-shape. The larger dormer is usually placed perpendicular to the roofline, while the smaller dormer is built at an angle, creating the L-shape configuration. The design complements Victorian terraced or semi-detached houses that have rear outriggers.

The loft conversion cost is influenced by the type of conversion you choose, the size of the floor area created, complexities of structural changes, and design features. Options for conversion styles depend on the type of property, available loft space, and your requirements.

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

A well-executed loft conversion in Tulse Hill can significantly impact your property’s value. Unlawful additions, structural issues, and poorly designed conversions can lower the value. By engaging a skilled loft conversion specialist, you can add extra living space while enhancing the aesthetics of your home. It is an opportunity to integrate modern specifications into your Victorian or period home’s layout.

Opting for bespoke designs conceived by skilled architects and employing proficient building techniques elevate the quality of your addition. Loft conversion specialists have in-depth knowledge of current planning guidelines and building regulations. They can draw up plans to exact requirements. Hiring a professional team that undertakes all logistics and planning details will keep things stress-free for you.

We specialise in Victorian and 1930s home remodelling in London and surrounding areas with decades of experience in space generation. Our work centres on bespoke designs drawn by professional architects to align with your unique requirements, home, and lifestyle. Sunlit rooms, free-flowing spaces, and contemporary specs define our spaces.

Our 3D designs provide a more realistic imagining of spaces before they come to life. With two separate contracts, each for the design and build stages, you are never tied up in lengthy contracts. Both stages are equally important to us, and we spend time and effort to perfect both.

Our loft conversions strictly adhere to building regulations, guaranteeing compliance and safety. To maintain exceptional quality and timely completion, we assign a dedicated project manager to oversee every aspect of the construction. With our commitment to quality; we aim to transform your loft into a beautifully designed and functional space that will stand the test of time.

The cost of your loft conversion will depend on the type of conversion you choose and the total square footage it covers. The shape of the roof, materials used, and structural changes will influence the overall cost. Contact our team for a free, no-obligation itemised quote today!

Our end-to-end loft conversion service covers everything you need for a seamless transformation. From initial planning and bespoke designs to handling planning permission submissions, building control applications, method statements, Party Wall Agreements, and Thames Water build-over Agreements, we fulfil all requirements to deliver our finished product with zero hassles.

Loft conversions generally fall within permitted development rights, allowing you to build without planning permission. However, certain types of loft conversion may exceed the specified limitations. Living in a conservation area or a listed building can also impact your permitted development rights. Our dedicated planning specialists will assist you in navigating the regulations and, if necessary, apply for planning permission on your behalf.