Do you live in Horsham and are looking for a Velux loft conversion is a type of loft conversion that involves the installation of Velux windows in the roof of the property to create the room you are looking to create. Velux is a popular brand of roof window that is often used in loft conversions to provide natural light and ventilation to the newly converted space.
In a Velux loft conversion, the existing roof structure is modified to create a window opening, and the Velux window is then installed in the opening to create a bright and airy space. Because the windows are installed within the existing roof structure, this type of loft conversion can often be less complex and more cost-effective than other types of loft conversions.
Velux loft conversions can also offer a range of customisation options, allowing homeowners to create a space that meets their specific needs and preferences.
The duration of a Velux loft conversion can vary depending on the size and complexity of the project, but it typically takes between 4-6 weeks to complete. We will give you more of an exact time scale when we come an give you your free quote
In most cases, planning permission is not required for a Velux loft conversion, as it typically falls under permitted development rights. However, it’s always advisable to check with your local planning authority to confirm.
Velux loft conversions can be done in most types of properties, including houses and bungalows, as long as the roof structure is suitable for the installation of windows.
The cost of a Velux loft conversion can vary depending on a range of factors, such as the size of the space, the level of customisation, and the materials used. A Velux loft conversion typically starts at around £40,000. Please contact us today for an accurate quote.
Yes, Velux windows come in a range of sizes and styles, including standard roof windows, centre-pivot windows, top-hung windows, and balcony windows. We can advise you on what style will suit your home and your needs best.
Velux windows are designed to be installed in pitched roofs, but they can also be installed in flat roofs with the use of a specialist rooflight.
