Your whole loft conversion, bedrooms and bathrooms included, carried out start to finish by a small family firm from Cardiff.
A loft conversion turns unused space into an extra bedroom, home office, playroom or a room with its own en-suite.
It gives you more room to live in, can improve the look of your home and add to its value. We look after the whole job, from the free look around to the finished room.
We build the whole room, not just the shell.
Extra bedrooms, including a main bedroom with its own en-suite.
A bathroom, shower room or en-suite built into the new space.
Dormer windows or roof windows, depending on the style.
A walk-in wardrobe, home office, study or playroom.
Loft conversion styles
Each suits different homes and different goals. The illustrations show the same house each time: grey is the existing roof, blue is the new work.
Style 1 of 4
On a detached or semi-detached house with a hipped roof, we extend the roofline at the side to create a gable end. That turns the narrow, sloping end of the loft into full-height space.
It can be shaped around what you need from the room.
Best for: Detached and semi-detached homes wanting extra bedrooms, a bedroom with an en-suite, a walk-in wardrobe, an office, a study or a playroom.
Style 2 of 4
A flat roof dormer extends the roof outwards to create extra floor space in the loft. Because it adds height to the room, more of the floor becomes usable and more natural light comes in.
It is also quick to build.
Best for: Adding height and light where the existing roof limits headroom.
Style 3 of 4
A pitched roof dormer gives the same benefits as a flat roof dormer but often looks more in keeping with the house.
Depending on the property, you can add more than one.
Best for: A traditional look that suits the existing roof shape.
Style 4 of 4
The simplest conversion to build. The existing loft space is not altered or extended; roof windows are fitted flush with the roofline and let in a lot of natural light.
It works well where there is already a good amount of headroom, or where planning constraints rule out changing the roof. With less structural work it is cost-effective and quicker to build.
Best for: Lofts that already have good headroom. Cost-effective, quicker and with less structural work.
| Style | What changes | Headroom and space | Light | Building work | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hip to gable | Side of the roof built up into a gable end | More headroom and floor space | Depends on the windows added | Moderate: alters the roof structure | Detached and semi-detached homes wanting the most space |
| Flat roof dormer | Roof extended outwards with a flat roof | Adds height and usable floor space | Good: windows in the dormer face | Quick to construct | Adding height and light |
| Pitched roof dormer | Dormer with its own pitched roof | Adds height and usable floor space | Good: windows in the dormer face | Moderate: more than one can be added | A traditional look that suits the roof |
| Roof light | Windows fitted flush into the existing roof | Uses the existing headroom | Good: windows flush with the roofline | Least: the roof is not altered | Lofts that already have good headroom |
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It depends on your budget, the shape of the existing roof, the ridge height and how you want to use the room.
We'll look at all of that on the free visit and tell you straight what will work, before you get a quote.
The process
Four simple steps, from your first message to the work starting.
Call, WhatsApp, email or use the form. Tell us a little about your home and what you'd like from the loft.
We arrange a day that suits you to come and look around the property. It's free, with no obligation.
We send you a quote for the work we talked through on the visit.
The job only goes ahead once you're happy with the quote.
Book a free look around and a quote, with no obligation to go ahead.
