Ever thought about working from home?  Is your loft the perfect office?  Can you imagine sitting in mid-summer in a loft with just an old table fan circulating stale hot air that wasn’t much help anyways!

Fortunately though, I had to endure such torture only for a couple of months, but I know many people who, with a little bit of planning, manage to work successfully from the lofts in their houses. Here are some initial pointers for loft conversion London.

1. It’s true that according to statistics, the cost of loft conversion in London is almost one-third of the investment of moving to a bigger house. Nevertheless, converting a loft can be tricky and the cost of loft conversion London varies from house to house.
2. Two main loft conversions are Dormer conversion (requires an extension onto the house’s roof), and Velux conversion (doesn’t require an extension).
3. Your loft conversion London plan has to comply with the Building Regulations, and Planning Permission may also be necessary. Check with your local council’s Planning Department for more information.
4. Other factors include heating and ventilation, wiring, flooring, and lighting.
5. Make sure you use the services of an experienced loft conversion expert or company.

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