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| South Woodham Ferrers, Essex |
March 2010 |
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A detached house
with lots of height in the loft. We constructed a "Velux"
type conversion where the existing roof slopes are
maintained and velux roof windows are installed. Two
bedrooms and a shared en-suite were created within the loft
space. |
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| North Weald,Essex |
January 2010 |
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A semi detached
bungalow with a "hipped" side. We converted
this to a "gable-end" by extending the ridge
across in line with the external wall and then built a
dormer to the rear. This provided a large bedroom with
en-suite and also a further room to be used as a study from
the bedroom. |
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Customer
Testimonial |
| Hornchurch,
Essex |
October 2009 |
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This semi-detached
house benefited from a flat roofed rear dormer to provide a
large bedroom with hand made fitted wardrobes and en-suite.
Two Velux roof windows were installed within the bedroom
area plus a third over the new staircase to provide some
natural light. |
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Customer Testimonial |
| Harlow. Essex |
September 2009 |
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A flat roofed dormer
was constructed to the rear of this property which provided
a large main bedroom with en-suite and a landing. |
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| East
Hanningfield, Essex |
July 2009 |
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This property did
not have enough roof height, so a complete new
"attic-truss" roof was constructed that
increased the height by approximately 1.2metres. A
"pitched roof dormer" was constructed on the
front where the stairs rise into the conversion and two
"cat-slide dormers" were constructed to the rear
with slate roofs. This conversion provided two additional
bedrooms, a large landing and a bathroom. This was
completed in 9weeks. |
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Customer
Testimonial |
| North Weald, Essex |
April 2009 |
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A detached bungalow with a rear flat-roofed
extension. The roof on this bungalow sloped in from all for
sides so you could only stand up in a limited area in the
centre of the roof. The roof on each side was taken out to
"Gable Ends", a dormer was then constructed to the
rear to provide 3 bedroom's and a bathroom. A "Velux"
type conversion was then added to the rear above the
existing extension to provide a further bedroom to make the
whole conversion into 4 bedrooms and a bathroom. Completed
in 9 weeks.
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Customer Testimonial |
| Bishops Stortford,
Hertfordshire |
January 2009 |
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A semi detached house with a combined Velux
conversion to the front aspect and also a dormer
conversion to the rear. This provides a bedroom with
en-suite and also study area. The customer also wrote a
blog during the construction. Click the link to view the
customers blog:
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| Little Dunmow, Essex |
December 2008 |
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A
terrest house Velux conversion where the existing roof line
was maintained and two adjoining bedrooms were formed with a
play area between them. 6 Velux roof lights were fitted
including escape velux window and also a small velux roof
window over the stairs.
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| Braintree, Essex |
October 2008 |
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A terrest house with a rear flat roof dormer
conversion complete with 1 bedroom, en-suite and landing.
The existing skirting and architrave have also been replaced
for a natural soft-wood look as requested by the customer |
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Customer Testimonial |
| Great Leighs, Essex |
September 2008 |
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A detached bungalow where we put in a 1st
floor and created an open plan landing leading into the
bedroom which benefits from 4 full height windows to the
rear and 4 triangular shaped windows on the gable end to
look over fields. An en-suite was also constructed leading
from the bedroom with a walk in shower |
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Customer
Testimonial |
| Little Dunmow, Essex |
August 2008 |
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A
detached house with 3 x pitched roof small
dormers to the front. This large house gained an open plan 2nd
floor landing in one dormer, a bedroom in the second dormer
and a dressing room in the 3rd dormer which then
leads into a bathroom. A wall was also removed for the
customer on the ground floor to make the existing study and
lounge into one larger lounge room |
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