
If you’re looking to create more space and enhance your home’s aesthetic appeal, our Hip to Gable conversions are the perfect choice. This service involves extending the roofline by converting the sloped sides of your roof into vertical walls. This alteration opens up your attic space, providing you with plenty of room for a spacious bedroom, an office, or even a creative area.
Our architects will plan your conversion with precision to achieve a flawless match with your home. We manage all structural calculations, planning applications, and necessary regulations, making the process smooth and hassle-free. Our team is committed to giving you a great result that meets both your needs and the standards of local requirements.
With a Hip to Gable conversion, you’ll gain valuable space and significantly increase the overall value and appeal of your property. This change not only makes your life better, but it also makes your home more welcoming, which you and your family will enjoy for years to come.
Frequently Asked Question
1. Do I need planning permission for a loft conversion?
In many cases, loft conversions can be carried out under Permitted Development Rights, which means formal planning permission isn’t required. However, larger or more complex projects may need approval. Our team carefully assesses your property and advises on the best route to secure permission smoothly.
2. How long does the planning process take?
Most planning applications are decided within 8 weeks of submission. Our team ensures your application is prepared correctly, reducing the risk of delays. We handle all communication with local authorities and keep you updated at every step.
3. What is included in your planning service?
Our planning service covers everything from the initial consultation to final approval. This includes measured surveys, planning drawings, submission of applications, liaison with local authorities, and post-approval support to discharge any planning conditions.
4. Can you help if my property has planning restrictions?
Yes. If your home is in a conservation area or subject to special restrictions, we provide tailored planning strategies to give your application the best chance of success. We also work with specialist consultants when required.
5. What happens after planning permission is approved?
Once planning permission is granted, we guide your project into the next stage including structural calculations, building regulations, and preparing for construction. This ensures a seamless transition from design to build without delays.