Loft Conversion Architect Services

We believe in providing a seamless, stress-free experience for our clients. Therefore, we can manage every aspect of your loft conversion project, including:

• Overseeing Construction: From the commencement of construction work to the final handover, we take care of everything. Our expert team ensures that the project stays on schedule, and any potential issues are addressed promptly.

• Quality Assurance: Our commitment to quality is unwavering. Throughout the construction phase, we maintain a close eye on all details, ensuring each aspect of your loft conversion is carried out to the highest standards.

Our relationship with our clients doesn’t end once the construction is complete. We offer ongoing support, including:

• Maintenance Recommendations: To ensure your new loft space remains in prime condition, we provide specific maintenance tips and recommendations tailored to your project.

• Follow-up Services: We check in regularly after the project completion to address any concerns you might have. Our team is always on hand to provide advice and assistance to guarantee your continued satisfaction with our work.

The time taken for a loft conversion can vary depending on the complexity of the project, the type of conversion, and planning requirements. Generally, a simple loft conversion can take around 4-6 weeks to complete, while a more complex project could take up to 12 weeks. This includes design, planning permission, and construction.

This largely depends on the scope of the project and local regulations. Some loft conversions, especially those that don’t significantly alter the structure or appearance of the house, fall under “Permitted Development Rights” and do not require planning permission. However, it’s always advisable to check with your local council or a professional loft conversion architect.

Various factors can affect the cost of a loft conversion. These include the size and type of the conversion, the structural changes required, the need for plumbing or electrical work, the type of windows installed, and the finishing materials chosen. Other factors could include whether a bathroom will be added, and any bespoke features or fittings.

A loft conversion can significantly increase the value of your home, often by up to 20%. However, the exact amount will depend on factors like the quality of the conversion, the additional living space created, the property’s location, and the current housing market.

There are several types of loft conversions, including Dormer, Mansard, Hip to Gable, and Velux. The best type for your home depends on factors like your loft’s structure, roof height, available space, and your local council’s regulations.

While most lofts can be converted, certain factors need to be considered. These include the available head height, the pitch of the roof, the type of structure (traditional framed type or truss section type), and any obstacles like water tanks or chimney stacks. A professional assessment by a Loft Conversion Architect can determine the feasibility and best approach for a loft conversion.