Roof Dormer Loft Conversion

What We Did:

In order to convert this loft, we had to lift the ridge-line to a massive 800mm, which then enabled us to install a tin roof over the house, completed by Shillingford Scaffolding. Having this done helped us to remove the roof entirely and rebuild it starting from scratch. The team at DJ Moore Lofts then went on to build the new front roof with three pitched roof dormers and one large flat roof dormer at the rear of the house. We then had our local roofing company D Haynes roofing -which we work closely with on our projects come in and fully complete the roofing for us.

Once the pitched roof dormers and the rear flat roof dormers were completed, we went on to build up the clients existing gable end walls to the new height needed. We encountered a slight problem with regards to getting a good brick match to the existing property. However, we resolved this by sourcing out a company locally who was able to fully tint the bricks to match the ones of the house. They looked like the perfect match now to the house, and you would never know the roof or globes had been adjusted.

Inside we adjusted the internal layout to create an area for the stairs case to go along with knocking through a bedroom wall for the client to create a larger bedroom downstairs too. In the loft, we gained the client two large bedrooms and one charming ensuite.

All the dormers were finished in a classic red Hardie plank cladding and matching brown UPVC windows to the existing.

We also installed a new 40kw ideal max boiler into the kitchen to give the client a pressurised water system and removed the tanks from the loft spaces and even from the airing cupboard which freed up more space for the homeowner.