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Answer eight quick questions about your property and see an indicative cost range for your loft conversion in under two minutes — with a copy emailed straight to you.

  • Instant indicative estimate
  • Emailed copy for your records
  • Free no-obligation survey
  • UK-wide coverage
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Eight simple questions. No measurements or technical knowledge needed.

Step 1 of 2 · Your projectTakes about 2 minutes

1What type of property is it?

2How many bedrooms does the property have?

3What type of loft conversion are you considering?

Tap the information icon for a short explanation of each type.

4Approximately how large is the loft?

5What will the loft mainly be used for?

6What is the current condition of the loft?

7Which of these do you expect the project to include?

Select all that apply. Optional.

8What is the property postcode?

We use this to reflect regional pricing differences.

Free indicative estimate · No obligation to proceed

How it works

1

Tell us about your loft

Answer eight quick questions about your property and what you want to create.

2

See your estimate instantly

Your indicative cost range and likely build duration appear on screen and by email.

3

Book your free survey

A suitable specialist visits, measures up and prepares an accurate fixed quotation.

Loft conversion types we cover

Dormer loft conversion

A dormer extends vertically from the existing roof slope, creating additional floor space and headroom. It is one of the most common loft conversion types in the UK.

Relative cost: Moderate

Hip-to-gable conversion

A hip-to-gable conversion extends the sloping side of a roof into a vertical gable wall, squaring off the loft and adding significant internal volume.

Relative cost: Moderate to high

Mansard loft conversion

A mansard changes the roof structure to create a nearly vertical rear wall and a flatter roof, providing the largest increase in usable space of any conversion type.

Relative cost: High

Velux or rooflight conversion

A rooflight conversion keeps the existing roof shape and adds roof windows, with structural strengthening, insulation and a staircase inside the current loft space.

Relative cost: Lower

L-shaped dormer

An L-shaped dormer joins a dormer over the main roof with a second dormer over a rear outrigger or back addition, forming an L in plan.

Relative cost: High

Modular loft conversion

A modular conversion is manufactured off site and craned into position, with the existing roof removed and the prefabricated loft fitted in its place.

Relative cost: Moderate to high

Frequently asked questions

How accurate is the estimate?

It is an indicative range based on typical UK build costs for the answers you give, adjusted for your region. A free survey is needed before a fixed price can be confirmed.

Is the quotation service really free?

Yes. The estimate and the follow-up survey are free, with no obligation to proceed.

Do I need planning permission?

Many loft conversions fall under permitted development, but flats, listed buildings, conservation areas and front-facing dormers usually need permission. Building regulations approval is always required.

What happens to my details?

They are used to prepare your estimate and to arrange your survey with a suitable loft conversion specialist. We never sell your details on for unrelated marketing.

Loft conversion guides

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