L shaped loft conversion

An L shaped loft conversion is absolutely ideal for period properties with a back addition as you can also extend up the top of the back addition to get loads more space.

Our portfolio includes examples of our recent loft conversion and kitchen extension projects.

Probably the most common loft conversions happen on these types of houses.

If you are thinking of extending your living space in your London house by building a loft conversion, please check out this blog post.

Spacious, modern loft conversion at the top of Islington, London. Modern living space in the London loft, 2 bedrooms with loft bathroom.

What is a dormer loft conversion? Technically, any property with a pitched roof could have a dormer loft conversion. What makes a loft conversion a 'dormer conversion' is the angle of the box: the dormer extension walls sit at a 90 degree angle to the floor. Furthermore, an L-shaped dormer also extends out over a

Check out this piece of work from our portfolio, carried out in a property based in Waltham Abbey. Contact us today for more information.

Side return extensions can transform narrow, dark back rooms into airy and open plan spaces. This guide will help you plan, design and budget for yours

Probably the most common loft conversions happen on these types of houses.

There has never been a better time to convert a loft space and build a Side Return Extension at the same time. At Build Team, we routinely get asked to undertake Loft Conversions as part of a client’s Side Return plans. Our clients are typically seeking a "one-stop shop" and given the efficiencies of undertaking both projects simultaneously, there are often some cost savings too.