Increase dormer sizd

Question

My house already has a dormer loft conversion, however, the dormer is quite small and doesn’t go all the way to the edge of the roof.

I got an architect in who said the price to increase the dormer is the same as if the conversion had never been done, and essentially we’d need to start again. Is this really the case?

Leanne · Answer

We wouldn't charge you full a full conversion we could make it work for around 4-5k

Carla · Answer

Possibly as the architect said .I would need drawings to quote.

Kind regards

Paul Belton

Baljinder · Answer

The feasibility of increasing the size of your dormer without demolition depends on several factors, including:
 * Existing structure: The strength and condition of the existing dormer and the surrounding roof structure will determine how much additional weight it can support.
 * Planning regulations: Local planning laws may limit the size of extensions or alterations to your property.
 * Budget: The cost of expanding the dormer without demolition will likely be higher than starting from scratch, as it may involve complex structural modifications.
If you are considering increasing the size of your dormer without demolition, it is essential to consult with a structural engineer and a qualified builder. They can assess the feasibility of the project and provide you with a detailed estimate of the costs involved.
Some possible ways to increase the size of your dormer without demolition may include:
 * Extending outwards: If there is enough space on either side of the dormer, you may be able to extend it outwards to create a larger room.
 * Raising the roof: Raising the roof of the dormer can create additional headroom and increase the overall size of the room.
 * Combining with adjacent rooms: If there is an adjacent room that is not being used, you may be able to combine it with the dormer to create a larger space.
However, it is important to note that these options may not be feasible in all cases, and the specific approach will depend on the unique circumstances of your property.
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Damian · Answer

Depending on a lot of factors, mainly on structurals, have you got previous conversion plans to hand ?

Terry · Answer

will prob need another steel  closer to the rear wall. and extra floor timbers inserted between beams. easybthan sismantling the whole thing

Increase dormer sizd

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