More room.
Same home.
Space for the way you live.
A quieter workspace.
Room for your interests.
Storage that makes sense.
First, understand
your attic.
Roof type & structural design
Finished headroom & stairs
Dormers & natural light
Fire safety & escape
A natural extension
of your home.
Your next steps, made simple.
Share your idea.
Review the possibilities.
Agree the way forward.
Before you get started.
Roof form, structure, finished headroom and the proposed stair position all affect feasibility. Arrange a property assessment before committing to a layout.
Tell us how you want to use the space. Bedroom use needs an appropriate assessment of the proposed design, access and relevant requirements; it is not something we can confirm from a photograph.
The existing structure, access, intended use and finishes affect the scope. We will discuss your property before preparing a project-specific proposal.
The programme depends on the design and agreed works. Ask for a project-specific schedule once the scope has been assessed.
Planning and Building Regulations are separate considerations. The intended use, structural works and proposed external changes should be assessed for your property. Irish building-control guidance covers structure, fire safety, ventilation, stairs and energy performance. Discuss the applicable requirements with a qualified professional or your local authority.
Your location, house type, photographs of the attic, intended use and any drawings you already have are useful. Share these directly with the team by email or WhatsApp.
A cut roof typically has a more open arrangement of rafters and supporting members. A trussed roof has interconnected timbers. Both need assessment; trusses should not be altered without appropriate structural design.
What could your
attic become?
