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It's definitely worth having a small contingency fund in place just in case of any unforeseen problems or overruns, but in general a loft conversion will be highly rewarding, adding usable space and value to your home. When converting the loft of a semi-detached or terraced property you will need to ensure that the sound resistance of the party wall is upgraded so that sound transmission to your neighbours is reduced.
The Various Types Of Loft Conversions In Brighton
You will need to hire a designer, and as some types of conversion require planning permission approval, you will need to factor in the design cost as well as the cost of a planning application.
There may be scope for one or two extra bedrooms possibly even with a bathroom or home office depending on how much space you have. Planning on transforming your loft conversion into a home office? Loft Conversions Brighton will find you a specialist on the subject.
Building Regulations In Brighton, East Sussex
The installation of a loft conversion can be a complicated process, which might involve your planning department and will certainly require building regulations sign off. To find out more about whether you'll need planning permission, and any other permissions you might need, visit our guide to building regulations and planning permission.
Did you know that you can extend your roof space by up to 50m3 (or 40 m3 for terraced housing) under permitted development rights.
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Though it's possible to attempt a day conversion with expert help for some of the trickier aspects, the large amount of work involved in a loft often results in many people choosing to contract a specialist loft conversion company such as Loft Conversions Brighton to undertake the task. Why not ask neighbours, friends or search online to find a trusted architect, loft conversion company or experienced builder for your project.