Loft Conversion Companies in
Romford

Coates brothers Ltd was established in 1964, by brothers Alan, Stan and Dave Coates. Although a small company, it established itself along with its reputation for quality and reliability, amongst the local community of Grays and Purfleet.

JGA Building Contractors in London, we are an established british owned and operated local builders who specialise in new build, conservatory, extensions, refurbishments, building and loft conversions to your property.

At London Lofts We can help you to achieve value to your house with our outstanding loft conversions. We can help you starting from plans to finish in designing your loft conversion to your requirements and taking control over planning and dealing with the authorities on your behalf.

Craymanor Ltd is a Kent building company based in Sidcup, offering house extensions, conservatories, loft conversions, bathrooms, garage conversions & refurbishments. We pride ourselves on providing exceptional quality and service levels.

Our company have been designing loft conversions for the past 10 years with the ability to understand our client’s needs. We listern to you, but also give you sound advise! on design & build costs, council fees, partywall issues, structural calculation requirements for steeel beam designs and best layout options for you.

County Lofts are a multi-accredited company who offer a wide range of loft conversions. London based, we have a team that have a fantastic reputation throughout the whole of London, Essex, Kent and Hertfordshire.

London Construct Ltd understands that everyone is different and that we all want designs and products that reflect our tastes and personalities.

When you heat your home, a lot of heat is lost through the roof by conduction and convection. As a result, you use more fuel to keep your house warm. Free loft insulation cost UK is the most effective way of ensuring that you have adequate heating in your house just as you would want. Loft insulation works by reducing heat loss by preventing heat loss through the roof and other various places within your house. As a result, most of the heat in the house is retained. This keeps your house warmer for longer and also reduces the expenses used in heating your house.