Loft Conversions Woolworth

Rooflight Conversions – often called Velux conversions, they offer a practical solution for transforming your loft into a usable area by incorporating roof windows, flooring, insulation, staircases, and finishes. It is the most cost-effective loft conversion to undertake if your loft space has the required head height. Throughout a roof light conversion, strategically positioned windows on the roof slope allow natural light and ventilation to permeate the converted space. These windows are seamlessly integrated into the existing roofline, typically installed flush with the roof surface for a harmonious aesthetic.

Dormer Loft Conversions – these create additional space with box-shaped extensions that extend vertically from the existing roof slope, typically at the rear or side of the property. Dormers not only provide functional floor space but also offer increased headroom. Additionally, they incorporate dormer windows that allow ample natural light to illuminate the converted area while enhancing the overall visual appeal of the transformation.

Hip-to-Gable Conversions – they maximise space in a hipped roof loft by replacing the hip of the roof with a gable end. The roof extends from the existing roof ridge to meet the walls. 1930s semi-detached and end of terrace homes can find more functional space with this loft conversion. 

L-shaped Conversions- they involve the placement of two dormers at a right angle to each other, with one positioned on the main roof and the other on the rear roof. This configuration is commonly incorporated into Victorian properties that have a rear outrigger. L-shaped conversions can create two separate rooms within the loft space. In some cases, there may even be a half dormer at the rear, providing additional space for a balcony.

Mansard Loft Conversions – their unique style creates substantial space for a large open-plan area or multiple rooms, depending on the size of your property. Typically constructed at the rear of the property, this conversion involves a significant alteration to the entire roof plane. The roof gets transformed into an almost vertical side angled at a minimum of 72 degrees. The Mansard roof itself is flat with a subtle slope, and small dormers are incorporated to house the windows, allowing natural light to flood the converted space.

How much you have to spend on your Woolworth loft conversion principally depends on the design, size, and materials. Use our free consultation service and receive a no-obligation itemised quote to understand the costs better.

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

Loft conversions should be value-adding, functional structures that add to a home’s aesthetic beauty. Numerous things can go wrong when doing it yourself. These flaws and miscalculations can significantly diminish the value of your property. For your loft conversion to turn out to be a desirable asset, it is crucial to enlist the services of professionals who can handle the design, construction, and finishing aspects with expertise. 

Loft conversions necessitate strict adherence to building regulations, and accurate assessments are essential to determine if your plans fall within permitted development rights or whether you need planning permission. To ensure the structural integrity of your home and the new addition, the guidance of a structural engineer is indispensable. A reputable loft conversion company will address all necessary considerations and assist you in creating elegant spaces that seamlessly integrate with the existing architecture.

Our team of architects specialises in innovative space solutions for both small and large loft spaces in Victorian and 1930s properties across London. Each project begins with a bespoke design phase, where our plans get crafted to align with your unique preferences, lifestyle, and needs. We even create 3D designs for you to experience your space using AR and VR. Our professionals are well-versed in period architecture, ensuring the designs seamlessly integrate with the existing architecture and aesthetics. 

Rest assured, our design phase comes on a separate contract, and you only proceed to sign the building contract if you are happy and ready to bring the designs to life. We prioritise flexibility and never burden our clients with lengthy contracts.

We submit the necessary paperwork, from planning permission to building control applications. We assist with party wall agreements and preparing method statements. Throughout the build process, a dedicated project manager diligently oversees it all.

The loft conversion cost usually depends on design features, materials, and the overall square footage. Generally, simpler designs and smaller floor areas tend to have lower costs. However, it’s important to consider that each property has its unique advantages that may favour one type of conversion over others. Opting for a design that effectively maximises space and value will ultimately provide a better return on investment.