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Use the roof space without compromising the rest of the house.
A viable attic conversion depends on more than floor area. Headroom, structure, escape, insulation, stairs and service routes determine whether the result feels properly integrated.
Discuss your project
Scope
One coordinated build, with responsibilities made clear.
- Roof-space feasibility review
- Structural floor and roof work
- Stair opening and connection
- Insulation, ventilation and fire measures
- Joinery and internal finishing
Planning and building requirements differ according to the physical proposal and intended use. A project-specific professional assessment is necessary before describing any attic as a habitable room.
The route
A clear path from first conversation to handover.
- 01
Brief
Tell us what needs to change and what the finished home should make possible.
- 02
Site visit
We look at access, structure, constraints and the existing fabric before shaping the scope.
- 03
Scope
The work, assumptions and next decisions are set out clearly before construction begins.
- 04
Build
A coordinated team delivers the agreed work with practical communication throughout.
- 05
Handover
We walk the finished work with you and close out the agreed project details.
Quote clarity
What shapes the project investment.
A useful quote reflects the real project conditions and finish decisions. These are the variables we establish before the work is treated as fixed.
- 01Existing roof form and usable headroom
- 02Dormer or roof alteration
- 03Stair geometry
- 04Bathroom, storage and service requirements
Project approach
The quality is in the decisions between the drawings.
See how structure, daylight, materials and the existing home are considered as one connected build.
Common questions
Before planning attic conversions.
01Is every attic suitable for conversion?
No. Roof geometry, structure, headroom, stair position and compliance requirements can make some options impractical or require a more substantial roof intervention.
02Does a dormer need planning permission?
The answer depends on the property, location and proposal. Confirm the planning position with the relevant professional and local authority guidance.
03Can an ensuite be included?
Potentially. Drainage routes, water pressure, ventilation, headroom and the room below all need to work together.
Start with the brief
Planning attic conversions? Start with a short brief.
A short, button-led form gives us the essentials. Add plans or photos if you have them; you can keep the first message simple.
Request a quote Or call +353 87 459 1068