Fed up of the dark… Richard can help you see the light, with ideas of how many roof windows you can have in your new or old extension.
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For Velux inspiration go to www.velux.co.uk
You can check yourself by measuring the floor of your loft to the apex of the roof, this measurement is more than 7ft 6″ (2.3 metres, 90″ or 230cm) then you have a good chance you can have a loft conversion. Most attics are suitable for conversion.
Richard is happy to give you with a ballpark figure and ideas of how to get maximum space for your conversion.
For a FREE estimate and advice please email Richard through this contact form to organise a suitable time to pop round.
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If for example you have a Victorian terrace house, you should be able to have a loft conversion with a rear dormer. This may also allow space for a en-suite bathroom. Discuss this with Richard’s on his first visit to find out what you would like. He will then contact an architect for draft drawings.
Double glazing does not last forever, if yours has condensation on the inside of the panel this can be from a broken seal. Velux windows are still making the same size frames and the glass can easily be replaced.
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For Velux inspiration go to www.velux.co.uk
Smart beautiful blinds, from black out to pleated. Velux have a great selection in their website. Ordered with your windows Jackson Lofts will install them for you.
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See the Velux website for the range of Cabrio system, all sizes and shapes you can have fitted to your loft conversion. For more light, air and a balcony effect creating a very smart feel to your room.
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Fresh plaster on a finished loft conversion prior to decorating. View looking up to the roof window above the staircase in Peacehaven 1950s bungalow staircase leading to the new first floor, a loft conversion. A recommended addition says Richard.
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“Richard fitted a new Velux for me. He gave great advice and was very professional throughout.”
Says: Anne, Hanover, Brighton
“Richard did a great job of replacing two Velux windows and related repair works without any fuss. We recommend him strongly.”
Says: Iraj Vakili, Shoreham by Sea, West Sussex
“We found Richard to be efficient, hard working, polite, professional and reliable. We are very happy with our lovely new living space. We also found Richard to be very helpful in answering our questions and queries along the way.”
Says: Ralph and Pauline, Hove 2010
Built by Jacksons Loft Conversion and Carpenter Brighton
Velux windows can be installed in many configurations. For a free loft conversion estimate please email Richard on the contact form to arrange a suitable time to visit.
Hove loft conversion built by Jackson Lofts
During construction of a loft conversion the roof is weather proofed at the end of a day. A dormer is built with the existing roof still in place. Nothing is left on the scaffold that can be blown away.
Hipped roofs where designed as an economic method of construction. By extending these you can create a lot of space within the loft. A hip to gable loft conversion is usually required to accommodate the staircase, giving you lots of head room.
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Hove loft conversion by Jackson Lofts
Velux window fitter sussex, Jackson Lofts
Velux window fitter sussex, Jackson Lofts
When they start to leak, they course annoyance and eventually damage to other parts of the property.
If the Velux needs replacing I can do this in a few hours and when it is convenient to you or your tenants.
A damp roof may also be something simple like a cracked or slipped tile.
Velux windows come with a 10 year guarantee. This is what they to say, click here.
Staircase fitted into 1960s bungalow for loft conversion by Jackson Lofts, Brighton
1. Scaffolding goes up and materials arrive
2. Install steels and new floor structure
3. Build new roof structure
4. Install windows
5. 1st fix of electrics and plumbing
6. Insulation
7. Plaster boarding
8. Fit staircase
9. Plastering
10. 2nd fix of electrics, plumbing and wood work
Small flat roof dormer by Richard Jackson, Carpenter, Brighton
This is due to the complexities of the building process e.g. combining steel, timber and roofing disciplines. Knowledge of building regulations is vital.
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See my references, click here.
Loft Conversions built by Jackson Lofts, Brighton
Loft Conversions built by Jackson Lofts, Brighton
Yes, if you are adding another habitable room. Speak to your local estate agent and ask them advise on your conversion ideas. Here is what the web has to say:
http://www.self-build.co.uk/10-ways-add-value-your-home
http://www.self-build.co.uk/how-approach-loft-conversion
Additional bathroom built by Jackson Lofts, Brighton
Additional toilet taken from a bedroom built by Jackson Lofts, Brighton
Room divided to add additional bathroom built by Jackson Lofts
Additional bathrooms are very handy for growing families. It is amazing where you can find the space.
If you are adding a loft conversion always think about the existing rooms and how they will be used or not.
For a FREE estimate please email me through this contact form to organise a suitable time for me to pop round.
Loft conversion bathroom example, Jackson Lofts, Brighton
In many loft conversions the bathroom can be en-suite or accessible from a landing.
Double up on a Velux Window for more light with Jackson Lofts
Velux windows can be used in many ways. A clever idea is to double up on letting more light into your loft room by connecting two Velux’s windows together.
Please don’t hesitate to contact Richard for suggestions or ideas.
I will always promote Velux, buy quality and buy it once!
For Velux inspiration go to www.velux.co.uk
I have always chosen the Velux brand of window above other window manufacturers, I am a registered Velux installer. I can give advice on where to position your windows to create lots of light.
Here are a few I have fitted.
Richard is very happy to visit your old roof window or skylight for a free estimate and advise on repairs, replacements or upgrades. Velux windows are a standard size, Richard can also estimate for upgrading to a bigger size. Please see the Velux website for sizes and prices.
The staircase is the most important element of a loft conversion. Each of these staircases are bespoke. Hand made by joiners from my measurements. They are to match your existing staircase and decor.
1950s bungalow loft conversion staircase, built by Jackson Lofts
Victorian terrace house loft conversion staircase, built by Jackson Lofts
First floor flat loft conversion staircase, built by Jackson Lofts
Permanent loft ladder to loft play room, installed by Jackson Lofts, Brighton
This is a loft ladder giving children access into a play room in the loft. No building regulations are required for this as no one is sleeping up there. Useful for very small landing / hall ways.
For a free estimate please email me through my contact form to arrange a suitable time to visit.
Before a Jackson Loft conversion
You can check yourself by measuring the floor of your loft to the apex of your roof and this measurement is more than 7ft 6″ (2.3 metres, 90″ or 230cms) then you have a good chance of gaining the extra space you require. A consultation visit is FREE, I can help you with a ball park figure and ideas of how to get maximum space for your conversion.
Please email me through this contact form to organise a suitable time for me to pop round.
The cost depends on the size and requirements of the customer. When I make an initial visit to a customers house I listen to their needs and take measurements then I can produce an accurate quote.
I am very happy to give a ball park figure once most lofts are the same size and shape.
To arrange a visit please fill out the form below to email me.
Loft Conversion built by Jackson Lofts, Brighton
Velux installed and Loft Conversion built by Jackson Lofts, Brighton
Most lofts don’t need planning permission. Have a look at this government planning portal website. If planning permission is needed, my architectural services team will be able to advise you. The roof of this house was extended considerably and did not require any planning permission.
To arrange a visit for advise and a free estimate please email me through my contact form.
I am always asked this question and of course it varies on the size of your house. If it were an average, 3 bedroom terraced house, a Dormer loft conversion including a master bedroom and with an en-suite bathroom, this would take between 6 to 8 weeks.
A Velux or eves loft conversion in an average 3 bedroom terraced house with a master bedroom and an en-suite bathroom would take between 5 to 6 weeks.
For a FREE estimate and advice please email Richard through this contact form to organise a suitable time to pop round.
