TW are here to guide you every step of the way with any queries or regulations you need to comply with.

Perhaps the best way to get a sense of whether your loft can be converted is by seeing whether any similar properties on your street have had loft conversions. If you do spot examples, it’s more likely to be a possibility. TW are happy to talk through designs and layouts options with you to give you ideas and inspiration.

TW are here for you to assist and support in your project. We know how important this is, it’s your home and you know what works best for your needs, so don’t be afraid to discuss and add your own ideas at the planning stage. Think about:

• Fixtures and fittings
• Built-in wardrobes or other furniture
• If you’re having a bathroom, what kind of shower or bath you want
• What style of windows, how many & which sizes. Don’t forget to think about ventilation
• Whether you want curtains or blinds
• How many electrical sockets you will need.

In recent years, loft conversions have become increasingly popular among homeowners who are looking to add extra living space to their homes. With the rising cost of buying a larger property, converting a loft into a functional living space has become a more affordable and practical solution. In this article, we will explore the different types of loft conversions, including roof window, Mansard, hip to gable, and dormer.

Dormer Loft Conversion

A dormer loft conversion is one of the most popular types of loft conversion and involves building a dormer window structure onto the existing roof slope. This type of conversion provides additional headroom and floor space, making it ideal for creating an extra bedroom, a guest room, or a home office. Dormer loft conversions can be built in various styles, such as flat roof, pitched roof, or hipped roof, and can be customized to suit the property’s style and architecture.

Mansard Loft Conversion

A Mansard loft conversion is a more complex type of loft conversion that involves altering the roof structure to create more living space. This type of conversion is ideal for properties in urban areas where space is limited and the roof pitch is steep. A Mansard loft conversion involves building up the walls on one or both sides of the property to create a flat roof with a shallow pitch. This type of conversion maximizes the space available and can provide additional headroom. A Mansard loft conversion can be used for various purposes, such as a master bedroom, a home cinema, or a study.

Roof Window Loft Conversion

A roof window loft conversion is a simple and cost-effective way of transforming an attic or loft space into a functional living area. This type of conversion involves adding one or more roof windows to the roof slope, which allows natural light to flood the room and provides ventilation and insulation benefits. A roof window loft conversion is suitable for properties where planning permission is not required, and it can be used for various purposes, such as a bedroom, a study, or a playroom.

Hip to Gable Loft Conversion

A hip to gable loft conversion is another type of loft conversion that is suitable for properties with hipped roofs. This type of conversion involves altering the roofline to create a gable end, which provides more space for a full-width dormer or other types of windows. A hip to gable loft conversion can be used for various purposes, such as a children’s playroom, a gym, or an extra bedroom.

With nearly 40 years working within the industry, we have excellent knowledge of all aspects of carpentry and joinery, offering high quality workmanship. Our experience spans construction industry, commercial sector and private and residential.

Our craftsmen are fully qualified and can help you plan and prepare where necessary, regardless of size. We will personally guide you through all levels of work and continually update you budget and time lines.

Our promise is to give our clients the best quality craftsmanship and within their budget, on time.