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LOFT CONVERSIONS

Love your area, but need more space? The great thing about the ageing UK housing stock is that there’s often a lot of potential to improve and build on what’s already there. As a homeowner, it makes sense to look into expanding what you already have rather than moving into somewhere new. This is made more appealing if you have a family and don’t want to create a longer commute or school run. While building a loft extension or converting the attic room in your home will cause some upheaval, we promise it’ll pay off in the long run.

Once you do start thinking about converting your loft, you’ll need to see whether it’s feasible to use the space that you already have or if you’ll need to adapt the structure. This will lead to more questions such as whether you need to seek permission from the local council. While it might seem

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