If you’re looking at your loft and thinking, “That could be a proper room,” you’re not alone. At Corsol, we speak to homeowners every week who want an extra bedroom, home office, or a quieter space away from the main living areas. The first thing most people want to know is the same: how much is it going to cost me? The honest answer is that there’s a range, and it depends on the type of loft conversion, your roof structure, and what you’re building the space for.  Below, w

Planning permission is one of the first things homeowners worry about when they start thinking about a loft conversion .  The idea of forms, delays, or objections can feel overwhelming, especially when you are still in the early stages of deciding if a conversion is right for your home. The reality is more straightforward than many people expect.  In England in particular, many loft conversions do not require planning permission, as long as they meet specific criteria.  That

If you’re running out of space at home but don’t want to move, a loft conversion  is one of the best ways to add extra rooms and increase property value. Among the different styles available, the L-shaped loft conversion is popular in UK cities where period properties and terraced homes often have rear extensions.  This type of conversion creates significant extra floor space and allows for versatile layouts. In this guide, we’ll explain what an L-shaped loft conversion is,

If you need more room at home, but moving isn’t on the cards, the big decision is usually whether to go up or out.  Both loft conversions  and extensions are tried-and-tested ways to create extra space, but they come with different costs, limitations, and benefits. So, how do you choose between a loft conversion vs extension? And more importantly, which one adds the most value to your property while improving how you live in it? In this guide, we’ll compare both options in de

Loft conversions are one of the most effective ways to expand your living space without moving house.  With the right design and planning, you can add a bedroom, office, or even a full suite - all within the existing footprint of your home. But choosing the right type of loft conversion isn’t as simple as picking the one you like the look of.  It depends on your roof shape, structural possibilities, planning restrictions , and, of course, your budget. We know this can be conf