Richard Jackson, your local, professional loft conversion carpenter. Working to your requirements. A guaranteed stress free conversion with the minimum of disruption to your household and neighbours.
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“Rich worked with us over summer 2018 on our loft conversion, a complicated job which involved lowering our existing ceilings. His ideas and input at the start were invaluable in getting the project off the ground, when we were unsure as to whether or not it would be possible. Once work commenced, Rich was very responsive in terms of communications, was very professional in his approach, and the standard of his work was excellent throughout. We would have no hesitation in recommending him!” Says: Peter Coyne, Brighton, Loft Conversion, 2018
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Built by Richard Jackson, Jackson Loft Conversion, Brighton Sussex
Most of my clients ask for a shower room in there design scheme.
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Wonderful loft conversion bedroom with en-suite bathroom. There was limited head height to this building only two metre ceiling height, which is the minimum.
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Timber flooring is a wonderful way to finish your loft conversion, either solid wood or engineered (4mm surface timber on top of plywood).
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Shower room built by Richard Jackson, Jackson Loft Conversion, Brighton
Richard says… don’t worry, even a small space can be perfectly functional.
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Insulation under floorboards in Victorian house, Jackson Lofts, Brighton
Living in a Victorian house with suspended wooden floorboards can cold and draughty. Damp air moves up through the floorboards making the room hard to heat.
My research also found that you can save money (click here) on our heating bills if you insulate. In 2013 I insulated inside of our external walls and have really noticed the difference, solving our condensation problem as well (see here).
Breathable membrane laid under floor boards for the insulation to sit in. Victorian house, Jackson Lofts, Brighton
There are lots of websites showing the process for example (see here). Its a great time to check under the floorboards for anything that could be damaging your building, e.g. piles of soil, rotten joists or even water leaks.
While the floor is up, it is also a great time to add in new sockets and electrics. Need an electrician contact Leon here.
