South London Lofts

We have a base in South London but we can quite easily work anywhere in the Greater London area. Many of our projects come to us via recommendation. On one street alone we have carried out 36 Loft Conversions. This shows clearly that we have been successful in our work & that we are committed to giving our customers a great service & experience. We were absolutely thrilled with the work that South London Lofts did for us last year. They were incredibly professional and a delight to deal with. The entire team worked very hard to get the work done and we're really pleased with the result.

We'll show you how we can transform your home and your lives by creating new spaces where there was no living space before. We start by offering a free quotation. If you live in a conservation area, the council may not allow you to have a large rear dormer extension, but they will let you have a mansard conversion or a combination of Velux roof windows at the front and small dormers at the rear. Velux is the brand that has become synonymous with roof lights. They offer a huge range of different designs and finishes.

Dormers are the most common type of loft conversion, usually built without the need for planning permission. There's very little change to the look of the property at the front and an impressive outlook to the rear. We'll show you how we can transform your home with a dormer conversion. We start by offering you a free, no-obligation quote. If you are not sure what the difference is between a dormer, mansard or hip to gable, read our blog post.

Roof terrace are possible in some London Boroughs, but not all, we'll let you know what is possible and in which areas. Here we have roof terraces added to typical Edwardian properties, where the owners wanted to take advantage of the existing roof space for a new bedroom & shower room and at the rear the fantastic addition of a third storey roof terrace, with great views.

This is the simplest and most inexpensive conversion. Velux roof windows conversions simply add some roof windows front and rear of the existing roof slopes, leaving the external roof shape with no extensions. Installing a new staircase, which is manufactured by specialised joiners, in off-site workshops. If your property has a rear addition like so many London Victorian and Edwardian houses, an L-shaped dormer can have space for two new rooms and a shower room. This is the solution if your roof has a sloping hip-end instead of a gable end - the type of house that was more commonly build after the Edwardian period.

At one time you might have gone to a specialist contractor, but our plumbers, electricians, heating engineers and carpenters will be in your home in any case, so it makes sense for them to complete your kitchen at the same time.