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Cardiff and the surrounding areas

Loft conversions in Cardiff

Turn unused loft space into an extra bedroom, home office, playroom or storage area. A loft conversion gives you more living space, a better-looking home and added value — all with minimum disruption to your family life.

Our loft conversion styles

We offer four styles of loft conversion. Each suits different homes and different goals.

Hip to gable

Extends the roofline at the side of a detached or semi-detached house to create a gable end. That creates more headroom and floor space inside the loft.

Best for: extra bedrooms, a bedroom with an en-suite, a walk-in wardrobe, an office, a study or a playroom.

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Hip to gable loft conversion

Flat roof dormer

Extends the roof outwards to add height, usable floor space and natural light. Flat roof dormers are quick to construct.

Best for: adding height and light where the existing roof limits headroom.

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Flat roof dormer loft conversion

Pitched roof dormer

Like the flat roof dormer with the same benefits, but often more attractive because it matches a pitched roof. You can add more than one, depending on the property.

Best for: a traditional look that suits the existing roof shape.

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Pitched roof dormer loft conversion

Roof light (Velux) conversion

The easiest type of loft conversion. The loft is not altered or extended, and Velux windows sit flush with the roofline. A good choice where there is already decent headroom or planning constraints.

Best for: lofts with existing headroom — cost-effective, quicker and with less structural work.

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Roof light Velux loft conversion

Which style is right for my home?

The right style depends on your budget, the existing roof shape, the ridge height and how you intend to use the space. Get in touch and we will talk through what suits your home.

Style comparison

How the four loft conversion styles compare
StyleWhat changesHeadroom and spaceLightBuild complexityBest for
Hip to gable Side roof extended to form a gable end More headroom and floor space Depends on windows added Moderate — alters the roof structure Detached or semi-detached homes wanting maximum space
Flat roof dormer Roof extended outwards with a flat roof Adds usable floor space and height Good — windows in the dormer front Lower — quick to construct Adding height and light quickly
Pitched roof dormer Dormer with a pitched roof, matching the house Adds usable floor space and height Good — windows in the dormer front Moderate — more than one can be added A traditional look that suits the existing roof
Roof light (Velux) Windows set flush into the existing roof Uses existing headroom Good — flush roofline windows Lowest — loft is not altered or extended Lofts with decent headroom; cost-effective option

Last updated 19 October 2026.

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