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
1950s bungalow loft conversion, materials delivery day by Jackson Lofts
Anytime, is a good time to build a loft, winter or summer. Most clients would like a conversion built in Autumn for a Christmas deadline so why not try January, February and March when the construction business is quieter.
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.
For a FREE estimate please email Richard through this contact form to organise a suitable time to pop round.
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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.
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.
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