Loft Conversions in Moulsecoomb

Professional-grade loft conversions in Moulsecoomb

Anyone would like a bigger house to accommodate their ever-growing family. Buying a new home is fantastic, but home extensions are even better.

Reasons to get a loft conversion

Whether you’re in Moulsecoomb or any of the surrounding areas, there are many reasons why you might want to convert your loft. Often, the first reason is to create enough space for everyone in the family. If you would like to increase your living space, you could use the new space as a game room or a hobby room. A home office is a viable option if you work from home as many people now do.

Yet another common reason for opting for a loft conversion is to improve the value of your house. With loft conversion, you have more to gain than with other means of creating space.

A loft conversion project can be completed in good time, compared to other methods that may take longer or require garden space. In addition, it’s generally cost effective and less expensive than moving into a new place. It’s not as much hassle either as you may not need permission from the authorities, plus your garden will not be damaged. From day one until the project is completed, we’ll do our best to ensure the finished product is precisely as you dreamed it to be. Clifton Hill & Montpelier Loft Conversions have been creating unique loft builds and designs for homeowners in Moulsecoomb for a while, allowing them enjoy their beautiful homes even better.

You can trust us to deliver the same great work for you.

Would I be happy with a loft conversion in the long run?

Definitely. Whether you want a new bedroom and bathroom or need space for a nursery, getting a loft conversion is definitely worth it. Before you know it, the loft conversion process will be complete and you can enjoy your new space. The end result is most certainly worth the mess that ensues as we work on your loft conversion.

As the extent of work differs, the Building Regulations that apply also vary. Extensive activities such as installing stairs, boarding out the loft or lining the wall are likely to have the regulations apply. Not only do Clifton Hill & Montpelier Loft Conversions know the guidelines that apply to loft conversions in Moulsecoomb, but we understand them deeply. You can trust us to ensure that you get any approvals necessary to complete work on your property. How much do loft conversions go for in Moulsecoomb? There’s no fixed price for loft conversions, but you can expect to pay at least £20,000 on average. What you eventually pay will be determined by factors such as your location, the size of the extension and the number of dormers. You don’t have a problem in Moulsecoomb as far as location is concerned because it’s not one of the more expensive options in the UK. In addition, Clifton Hill & Montpelier Loft Conversions offer some of the most competitive prices on the market.

Depending on what you decide, we could opt for any of these loft conversion types:

Rooflight conversion; here, the existing roof space will be converted with roof lights added to the front and back to avoid increasing the volume of the roof. If you want the gable walls fitted with windows, we can do so as well. This is the least expensive loft conversion type available to you since there isn’t much to be altered. Dormer conversion; this involves increasing volume at the back, sides or front by adding dormer windows into the pitched roof plane.

We would then extend the roof over the gables, thereby creating more volume. Gable-to-gable conversion; here, the gable wall will be built while the roof will be rebuilt at the back, resulting in a nearly vertical position that’s as high as the ceiling. This type of loft conversion will result in a wall with windows. We’re likely to use this type of loft conversion if yours is a terrace house. It’s likely to result in a large enough area where there’s sufficient headroom. Mansard conversion; this type of loft conversion involves removing your roof entirely and replacing it with a new structure resembling a box. In essence, the loft conversion will be adding a storey to your building with four near vertical tile-hung walls. We’ll then place an almost flat roof on top. Will a loft conversion be possible for every kind of house? In most cases, a loft conversion can be done.

That being said, buildings with a certain kind of roof pitch and shape can be problematic for loft conversion. Get in touch with us right now about coming to see your house to help you determine whether a loft conversion can be done. We would need to know the number of usable load bearing walls are available to support the new structure. If your roof has a gable end wall, a loft conversion shouldn’t be a problem. However, it’ll be a different story if you have an intersecting pitched roof, a hipped roof or a trussed rafter roof as those are more complex to work with. Our team have experience with loft conversion for homes in Moulsecoomb with many different types of rooves, so we know how to handle a complicated roof.