Average Price Loft Conversion by Loft Conversions Ealing
Thinking of converting your loft? Depending on the roof structure and planning constraints, a loft conversion is a straightforward way of extending your home.
Converting Your Ealing, Greater London Loft
One of the biggest loft conversion cost factors is location.
You can use your loft conversion for a variety of purposes and they are extremely versatile as an extra bedroom and bathroom, as a lounge or additional living area, as an office or even a gym or home cinema. Adding a loft conversion with a bathroom and a double bedroom typically adds around 20% to the value of a three-bed, one-bathroom property. Converting your loft from a dank storage area to a desirable living space is one the quickest and cheapest ways to add extra room and value to your home.
You Need Planning Permission In Ealing
Planning permission typically covers how the work will look externally and how it affects the property and any neighbouring dwellings. Unless you live in a protected area, you probably won't need planning permission for your loft conversion if the total area of the additional space doesn't exceed 50 cubic metres and doesn't extend higher than the current highest point of the roof. Because most loft conversions are generally allowed under permitted development rights, there's no need to go through the lengthy process of obtaining planning permission.
If you are carrying out loft conversion works and are managing the project yourself, you should arrange conversion insurance to cover the new works and the existing structure. Before starting any loft conversion project Loft Conversions Ealing advise that you speak to your local planning department to prevent any surprises. Call us today on 020 3633 9157 for more insight into what to expect from a loft conversion, and what pitfalls to avoid.
Do You Need Help ?
Call Us Now On
Different Types Of Loft Conversions Ealing Loft Conversions
Traditional frame type roof structures are usually the most suited for loft conversions, as they allow the space to be opened up relatively easily and inexpensively. A mansard roof will have maximum conversion space for lofts because it projects the maximum available head height, thus giving a greater usable floor area.