The quickest way to get an accurate answer is a short call or a site assessment — photos and a general description can only tell us so much about roof structure and access. Fill in the form with your property type and what you're hoping to achieve, and we'll get back to you with the sensible next step, whether that's a straightforward answer or a visit to scope the work properly.
Loft project enquiry
Tell us what you want from your loft.
Share your property details and current loft condition. We'll discuss the sensible next step before arranging a visit.
A few details help us give you a more useful first response
- Your postcode and property type (terrace, semi-detached, detached, flat) — roof form varies significantly between these
- Current loft access — is there already a hatch, boarding, or standing height, or is it currently unconverted and unused?
- What you're hoping to create — an extra bedroom, a home office, a bathroom, or simply more usable storage
- Any known constraints — a conservation area, a shared/party wall with a neighbouring property, or a particularly low or unusual roof pitch
- Rough timeframe — whether this is something you want to move on quickly or are still exploring for the future
None of this needs to be exact. If you're not sure about roof type or headroom, that's exactly what the initial assessment is for.
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Common questions about getting in touch
Do I need to know exactly what I want before contacting you?
No — a general idea (more space, an extra room, better storage) is enough to start with. Part of the initial conversation is helping you work out what's actually achievable for your specific property.
Is the initial enquiry and assessment free?
Yes — getting in touch and discussing your project involves no obligation or cost. A detailed quote follows once the property has been properly assessed.
How soon can someone come to look at the property?
This depends on current availability and the details you share in your enquiry, but we aim to move quickly from initial contact through to arranging a visit, particularly if your project has a specific timeframe.
What if I'm not sure whether my loft can be converted at all?
That's a completely normal starting point — headroom, roof pitch, and structural condition all affect feasibility, and none of these are things you're expected to assess yourself. This is exactly what the initial visit is for.
Can I get in touch if I'm still just exploring the idea, not ready to commit?
Yes — plenty of enquiries are from people who want to understand feasibility and rough cost before deciding whether to move forward. There's no pressure to commit to anything at the enquiry stage.
What information will you ask for during the call or visit?
Typically: the property type and postcode, current loft access and condition, what you're hoping to use the space for, and any known constraints (conservation area, shared walls, planning restrictions). This lets us give you a realistic picture rather than a generic answer.