Your Loft Conversion Journey, Made Simple
From your first ideas to the final finishing touches, Royalton Lofts are here to help you create a beautiful, practical space that works for your home and lifestyle.
Our Loft Conversion Process
We guide you through every stage of your loft conversion, from the initial consultation and design to construction and final handover.
Initial Consultation
Survey and Design
Planning and Approvals
Construction
Final Checks
We discuss your ideas, requirements and budget, answer your questions and explore the possibilities for your home.
We assess your existing loft, available headroom, roof structure and layout to develop a design suited to your property and requirements.
We handle all necessary planning permissions and building regulations, taking the stress out of the process.
Our skilled team brings your design to life, with careful project management and clear communication at every stage.
We complete thorough quality checks, ensuring everything meets our high standards and hand your new space over to you with our 10-year Guarantee.
EXPLORE THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF
Loft conversions
Every property is different. The right type of loft conversion depends on your roof structure, available space, budget and what you want to achieve. Explore the main options below.
Rooflight-Velux Conversion
A Velux loft conversion makes use of your existing roof space by installing roof windows to bring in natural light. The existing roofline generally remains unchanged, making it a popular option for homeowners looking to create a bright, practical space with minimal alterations to the roof. It is ideal for lofts that already have sufficient headroom.
Dormer Conversion
A rear dormer loft conversion extends vertically from the rear slope of the existing roof, creating additional headroom and usable floor space. It is a popular choice for homeowners looking to create a spacious bedroom, home office or ensuite bathroom. A rear dormer can transform an underused loft into a comfortable and functional living area.
Hip-to-Gable conversion
A hip-to-gable loft conversion extends the sloping side of a hipped roof outwards to create a vertical wall, known as a gable. This increases the available internal space and makes the loft more practical to use. It is particularly suited to semi-detached and detached houses with hipped roofs, and can often be combined with a rear dormer for even more space.
L-Shape Dormer
L-shaped dormer loft conversions can be the perfect option for creating more room at the top of your property. They are the best way to extend period properties, especially if it’s a mid-terrace. This type of dormer conversion creates so much additional floor space that it usually adds at least two large rooms to your home. Once dormer windows, French doors and Velux windows are added to the design, it creates beautifully light, generous-sized rooms.