Garage & Loft Conversions in Bishops Cleeve
Homes in Bishops Cleeve
Houses on the modern estates and those in the older village core raise different questions, so tell us which part of the village you are in and roughly when your house was built. On a newer house, a good starting point is whether the loft or the garage gives you the room you are after, and what you want that room to do. Our own work is in the photo: a finished loft with a sloping ceiling, a dark feature wall and a roof window. The reviewer alongside thought enough of the work to have the team stay on for a further job.
“Rousit and his team did such an amazing job we had them stay on for a second.Highly recommend.”
What matters for garage & loft conversions in Bishops Cleeve
A conversion with us moves from the building work, such as structural alterations, insulation, windows and doors, to the finishing work of plastering, flooring and decorating. The Building Regulations set the standard for fire safety, insulation, stairs and the structure itself, and the work has to meet them throughout.
- Garage space is as much an option as the loft.
- We discuss the options with you before anything is agreed.
- A free quote for your property follows that discussion.
- A gym, a playroom or an extra bedroom are all possible uses, depending on the space.
Questions about garage & loft conversions in Bishops Cleeve
Our house is on a newer estate. Will a loft conversion need planning permission?
Possibly not. Plenty of house loft conversions are covered by permitted development rights, provided they stay inside volume limits and conditions, so check how those apply to your home before settling on a design.
How close are you to Bishops Cleeve?
Bishops Cleeve is about 4 miles north of our base in Cheltenham, so it is close by for us.
What happens once the building work is done?
We carry on with plastering, flooring and decorating as part of the same conversion, so the finishing is not a separate job for you to arrange.