Loft Conversion in the Blackheath Conservation Area – Westcombe Park Road
On Westcombe Park Road, the unused loft was turned into a new bedroom and bathroom, giving the family more room without moving house.
At a glance
- Location: Blackheath
- Time on site: 12 weeks
- Our role: Main contractor
What the work involved
- Conversion of the existing loft space
- A new bedroom
- A new bathroom
- Work carried out within the Blackheath conservation area
The challenge
Lofts in a conservation area need extra care with how the roof looks from the street, which affects the type and position of any dormers or rooflights. Adding a bathroom up there also means planning the drainage and services carefully.
How we delivered it
Heath Projects ran the job as main contractor, coordinating every trade from start to finish over 12 weeks on site. Our team has more than 30 years of experience, which means clear programmes, a detailed costing up front and no surprises along the way.
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