Loft Conversion Meriden

Loft Conversion Meriden: Specialists in Loft Designs

At Midland County Lofts, we specialise in delivering high-quality loft conversions in Meriden, helping homeowners make the most of their unused roof space. With extensive experience across the region, we’ve successfully upgraded a wide range of properties, turning empty lofts into practical, stylish living areas.

From the first consultation through to final handover, our expert team oversees every stage of your Meriden loft conversion. This includes architectural design, planning and building regulation guidance, construction, and completion. Our familiarity with Meriden’s property styles allows us to propose solutions that complement both modern homes and more traditional builds. We ensure your new loft blends seamlessly with your existing structure while enhancing its overall appearance and usability.

We’re committed to clear, honest pricing and can tailor our services to suit different budgets. If you’d prefer to handle internal finishes yourself, we also offer shell-only loft conversion packages for greater flexibility.

Popular Types of Loft Conversion Meriden

Here are some of our most popular loft conversion styles we offer:

• Dormer Loft Conversion: This is a highly favoured option, where a box-shaped extension is built out from your roof’s slope, creating significant extra headroom and floor space. It’s particularly effective for homes with a steeply pitched roof.
• Velux Loft Conversion: A Velux conversion involves integrating roof windows (or skylights) into your existing roofline. This option makes great use of the current attic space without altering the roof’s structure, making it a more affordable choice that works well with moderately pitched roofs.
• Hip-to-Gable Loft Conversion: This type of conversion transforms a sloping “hip” roof end into a straight, vertical “gable” wall, dramatically increasing the usable space within your loft. It’s often ideal for semi-detached or end-of-terrace houses.
• Mansard Loft Conversion: This is a more extensive conversion where one side of your roof is extensively altered to create a nearly vertical wall (typically 72 degrees) with a flatter roof on top. While often more complex and a larger investment, it offers the most expansive amount of space, perfect for creating luxurious, spacious rooms.
• Bungalow Loft Conversion: Bungalows are fantastic for streamlined living, but sometimes they can feel a little cramped. A bungalow loft conversion is the perfect solution, adding much-needed space without the upheaval of moving. By introducing a new staircase and transforming the otherwise unused attic, you can unlock a wealth of potential.
• An L-shaped loft conversion: This is a sophisticated design where two dormer lofts are built to connect, forming a distinctive ‘L’ shape. Typically, one dormer is constructed on the main roof, and the second over the rear “outrigger” (a two-storey rear extension common in many period properties). While not suitable for all homes, they are especially effective for Edwardian or Victorian properties.
• A roof lift loft conversion: This is quite literally involves raising the entire height of your existing roof to create substantial new usable space and increase headroom within the accessible loft. Many bungalows inherently have limited loft height. A roof lift is an ideal solution to gain an entirely new floor within the property. Properties with a low-pitched roof but a spacious footprint can greatly benefit from the increased headroom a roof lift provides.