Loft Conversions Surrey
A loft conversion is one of the most clever, cost-effective ways to unlock extra square footage without sacrificing an inch of your garden.
Serving Camberley and towns across Surrey, Hampshire, and Berkshire, Dave and the team at DJB turn underutilised attic spaces into stunning master suites, extra bedrooms, or quiet home offices.
We manage the entire process—from structural timberwork and steel beams to plastering and en-suite installations—delivering a seamless finish tailored to your lifestyle.
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Benefits of a Loft Conversion
1. Maximise Hidden Space
Turn unused storage space into valuable living areas, instantly giving your family room to grow without the hassle of moving house.
2. Boost Property Value
A professionally completed loft conversion with an en-suite can add up to 20% to your property’s overall market value.
3. Protect Your Outdoor Space
Unlike traditional ground-floor extensions, extending upwards allows you to gain significant square footage while keeping your garden entirely intact.
4. Abundant Natural Light
Roof lights and dormer windows flood the top floor with natural sunlight, creating a bright, airy atmosphere throughout the day.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need planning permission for a loft conversion?
Most loft conversions fall under Permitted Development rights, meaning you won't need full planning permission as long as the design meets specific limits on volume and height. However, if you live in a conservation area or plan to extend beyond standard limits (such as a large mansard alteration), permission may be required. We advise on local council guidelines before any work starts.
Is my loft suitable for conversion?
The main deciding factor is head height. Generally, you need a minimum of 2.2 metres from the top of the ceiling joists to the bottom of the roof ridge beam. Our team can inspect your attic structure, assess the roof pitch, and let you know the best conversion options.
What is the difference between a Velux and a Dormer loft conversion?
A Velux (or roof light) conversion keeps the existing roof line intact and simply fits roof windows into the slope—ideal for generous head heights. A Dormer conversion extends out from the sloping roof to create vertical walls and a flat ceiling, dramatically increasing both floor space and usable headroom.
How long does a loft conversion take to build?
A standard roof-light or dormer loft conversion typically takes between 4 and 7 weeks to complete. Because much of the early structural work takes place via scaffolding through the roof, internal disruption to your day-to-day routine is kept to an absolute minimum.