If you are considering converting your loft space, it's essential to understand that costs can vary significantly. A basic loft conversion for a small area can start at around £20,000 to £30,000. If you're looking for something more extensive and luxurious, it can go upwards of £50,000 or more. It's good practice to get quotes from different loft conversion companies and ask them about what you need so you can get a clear idea of what your loft conversion will cost.

Also consider the value it will add to your home. Whether it's an extra bedroom, home office, or an extra beedroom, converting your loft is often more affordable than moving house. Take a look at our feasibility study, explore the various factors that can influence the cost of a loft conversion.

If your family is growing, then add a loft conversion. Investing in your property is a wise decision, and a loft conversion is an excellent way to increase value and add space without moving. With our help, you can be confident that you'll get that extra space you need without compromising on the quality of the work done. Choosing a reputable and experienced company like Cambridge Loft Conversions is wise, as we have a proven track record of delivering high-quality building services.

After the initial consultation, we will provide you with a free no-obligation estimate for your loft conversion. If you live local to Cambridge loft conversions, you benefit as we are a local loft conversion business and will not factor in travel charges.

We also have a strong understanding of the necessary permits for placing a skip on a one-way street, as well as the process for obtaining planning approval for loft conversions on terraced residential roads. Semi-detached properties provide additional conversion options, such as mansard roof extensions or hip-to-gable conversions, which can influence pricing.

Other factors that influence costs include:

1. The quality of materials you choose.
2. Installing roof lights, Velux or dormer windows.
3. Installation of plumbing and wiring into the attic space.
4. Relocating your boiler or water tank if needed.
5. The type of roofing materials used - slate is usually the most expensive

Most houses built before the 1960s have traditional framed roofs, making them an easier for converting and can lower costs.

However, we will check the condition of your rafters during our consultation. It may be necessary to replace or reinforce some aspects of the structure to ensure it can support the additional weight of another storey.

A well-built, perfectly appointed loft conversion is likely to add 20% more value to your home

Cambridge Loft Conversions offers a free, no-obligation site survey and gives expert advice on the type of loft conversion suited to your loft space, followed by a free written quotation. We understand a loft conversion needs to be completed to the highest standards and within budget. With our 20+ years of experience, you can trust Cambridge Loft Conversions to deliver just that. We are here to help and guide you through the entire loft conversion process and will keep you updated every step of the way. Please feel free to contact us today to discuss your loft conversion.