Sheffield

I got planning permission to convert the loft and add a large rear dormer and two front facing roof windows to this detached house in Halfway, Sheffield.

The client wanted a pool table and space to relax with friends, there wasn’t room in the house for this as they had two young children. A loft conversion was a great way for them to gain a lot of much needed room.

The couple were really pleased with the work, there was hardly any mess in the main part of the house as the builders accessed the loft through the roof. The work was all completed in around 10 weeks, including painting and installing the T.V’s and the pool table.

I obtained planning permission to alter the shape and size of the existing dormer on this detached bungalow in Totley.

As you can see from one of the pictures below, the previous dormer was so small that it served no real purpose. By increasing the size of the dormer, this client turned an unusable space in to a good sized bath and shower room.

My work took around a week to complete. This included going to the house, doing an initial survey and obtaining measurements. I had design meetings with the client then began getting the plans ready to submit in order to obtain planning permission and building control approval.

The couple were very pleased with the work which was all completed in around 8 weeks. This meant that they could move on to furnishing and decorating the bathroom. They were also happy to finally have a bathroom upstairs, making access easier and more private.

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After

As part of the modernisation of this bungalow, several internal walls will be removed to create a more open plan layout. A rear extension will be added and dormer windows to the front and rear to form three bedrooms and a bathroom within the roof space.

The work should be finished in a few weeks when more photos will be added.

This flat roof extension is to have a new pitched roof and the whole area will form a new loft conversion. The new loft conversion will have rear dormers and the client wishes to include a large area of solar panels to the front of the roof.

A building control application has been submitted to convert this bungalow’s roof space.

The bungalow has a large footprint and a roof with generous height and steep pitch. The new space will form a study area, shower room and two extra bedrooms.

I obtained planning permission to build an off-road parking area for the bungalow at Nether Edge.

The client wanted this because parking had become difficult on the road due to the amount houses who didn’t have off road parking either. So now he is very pleased to not have to worry about this again.

As you can see from the finished photo, the materials used match very well with the existing materials of the house and wall, this is because the property is in a conservation area so the planners placed conditions on the materials to be used.

This property in Hillsborough already has a second floor. It is in need of upgrading to current structural and thermal regulations. For this work, planning permission is not needed but a building control application has been submitted. The property is in Hillsborough.

A planning application has been submitted for this property in Fulwood. There will be a first floor extension above the existing garage and a single storey rear extension.

Handsworth Boys Football club are extending their club house. They have asked for plans to be drawn and will be creating more seating and better views over the pitches. A new bar area will be designed inside.

A building control application will soon be submitted to renovate this old chapel and provide new reception rooms, kitchen and bedrooms all up to modern standards.

New photos will be added as the building work progresses.