Frequently Asked Questions ?

This depends on your property and what you intend to do, but we will be able to tell you if we visit your site to give you a free quotation.

Typically 4 to 6 weeks.

Only for gas and electrical items. All our contractors have been working closely with us for years. All work is included in our quality guarantee.

 Designated land means conservation areas, national parks and the broads, World Heritage sites and areas of outstanding natural beauty. Houses that are built on designated land are not allowed to have roof extensions.

 Additional roof space such as dormer windows must not exceed the following allowances:

• 40 cubic metres for terraced houses.
• 50 cubic metres for detached and semi-detached houses.

Yes, no part of the loft conversion can be higher than the highest part of the existing roof.

 If the principal elevation of your house fronts a highway, an extension that exceeds the plane of the existing roof slope is not allowed.

No. Balconies, veranda’s and raised platforms are not allowed in the planning regulations.

The materials you use to construct the loft conversion must be in keeping with the materials used to originally build the house.

 You would only need a party wall agreement if you live in a semidetached or terraced house and therefore have an adjoining wall between you & your neighbor. If you sign with us we can provide a party wall letter for your neighbor to sign. If your neighbor doesn’t agree you would have to appoint a Party Wall.