Loft conversions, dormer extensions and truss replacement require design ideas, measuring and structural plans, just occasionally planning application approval. Conversion requires replacement of the wooden roof trusses with steel beams and often the roof or attic floors strengthened. Then work to flooring, windows, insulation, plastering, electrical, plumbing, lighting and heating proceeds.
Planning and Design
The planning and design is the key to a successful loft conversion. We can provide the professional advice and services at this stage - even for DIY projects - to help turn your ideas into loft plans, building plans and / or architectural drawings.
We help you structure the room depending on it's existing utilities - water and waste pipes, heating and electrical sockets. Room layout also takes account of the purpose the conversion is to be put to, perhaps office, bedroom, storage or playroom. If your loft needs an extension out of roof - a dormer loft - then loft extensions are also a specialty.
Velux" Loft Windows
Velux" is THE brand name for skylights, loft windows, dormer and roof windows. Velux" windows are available in a huge range of designs and styles, for flat, sloping and pitched roofs, in wood and polyurathane frames, with various shutter designs, rollers and glazing, and with electric controls. We can supply you with a Velux" brochure or you can order one on line though the Velux" web site.
Free Consultation Visit
From your initial inquiry, our consultant will visit you to quickly determine the feasibility and potential of your loft. Your specific requirements are discussed and advice is given on the most suitable conversion for your property. Within 7 days you will receive a full specification and fixed price quotation.
Storage
However if you are simply wanting to use your loft as an additional storage area that has strong flooring, and is safe, insulated and well lit, no problem! Please ask us to cost and price for a simple attic conversion with a loft access ladder - a cost effective solution.
