FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Please find a selection of commonly asked questions regarding Loft Conversions and Loft Conversion Work.

Q1. Can I get a free quote

Our quotes are all free and are valid from the quotation date for 3 months unless a contract to carry out the conversion is signed within this time and then the quotation is valid until the completion of the conversion.

Q2. Is my roof high enough for a conversion?

The highest part of your roof must be over 2.1m. Total re roofs are possible and we carry out several a year but they are subject to planning permission. Roof Rooms will take care of any planning applications.

Q3. Will I require planning permission?

Only around 1in 10 loft conversions require planning permission usually a certificate of lawful development can be obtained. This will be determined before we commence and the correct measures taken.

Q4. Can I convert my trussed rafter roof?

Yes we are experts in this field

Q5. Will I have to move out of the house during the building works?

The construction of your loft conversion is carried out from the outside, all materials are taken into the loft through the roof, and the only time we are working in the habitable part of your home is when we fit the staircase at the end. It is not necessary for you to move out of the house during construction.

Q6. Will the work be supervised?

All our work is supervised the Md. Jon Fitch This gives you the opportunity to discuss any alterations you may wish to have during the construction of your new room.

Q7. Is your work guaranteed?

All the work carried out by Roof Rooms carries our company guarantee of ten years. As we are members of the guild of master craftsmen you have the option to take up additional cover if you wish.

Q8. Can I have a part conversion so I can complete the works myself?

We can provide a part conversion package P.C.P. that includes planning, and building regulation approvals, the structural floor, stairs, and dormer/Velux. This is a package which enables you to complete all the internal works yourselves or use your own contractors to complete the conversion.


If you have any further questions please contact us direct.