Loft conversion builders in Greenwich

Loft conversions in Greenwich.

Precise loft builds from approved drawings, with one site team and a programme agreed before work starts.

Finished loft bedroom with oak joinery, rooflights and an ensuite

Build-only loft specialists

Fixed, itemised quotation

One accountable site team

Greenwich and South East London

More space, without leaving the neighbourhood.

Greenwich homes range from compact Victorian terraces to later semi-detached houses, each with a different roof, access and planning context. Meridian takes the approved design and turns it into a finished room, coordinating structure, roofing, services, stairs and decoration.

Loft conversion types for Greenwich homes

The best conversion is the one that fits the roof, the street and the way you want to use the room.

Rear dormer

A practical route to full-height floor area in many Greenwich terraced homes, with room for a bedroom, office or ensuite.

Hip-to-gable

Extends a sloping side roof into a vertical gable, often unlocking a larger, more usable plan in end terraces and semi-detached homes.

Mansard

Rebuilds the rear roof slope for maximum space. Particularly relevant to some London roof forms and normally subject to planning approval.

Rooflight conversion

Works within the existing roof shape where headroom is already good, keeping the exterior intervention and structural work more contained.

Bright loft room beneath a pitched roof with a large rooflight

Plan around Greenwich rules before the build.

National permitted development rights can cover some house loft extensions, but they do not apply in every situation. Greenwich also contains conservation areas and Article 4 direction areas where extra controls may apply.

Confirm planning or lawful development status

Obtain building regulations approval

Review party wall requirements with your adviser

Finalise architectural and structural drawings

A build programme you can see clearly.

Meridian starts once the design is resolved. That keeps responsibility clear and lets the quotation follow the drawings.

  1. Drawings in

    Review and quote

    We review the drawings, calculations, finish schedule, access and postcode, then issue an itemised quotation.

  2. Before site

    Agree the programme

    Key dates, site setup, deliveries and decisions are mapped before the first day of work.

  3. On site

    Build and coordinate

    One team coordinates structure, roof, stairs, first and second fix, plastering and decoration.

  4. Completion

    Inspect and hand over

    We work through the final details, certificates and agreed snagging before the room is handed back.

Timber staircase rising into a newly converted loft

Serving Greenwich and nearby South East London.

We quote loft builds across Greenwich, Blackheath, Charlton, Kidbrooke, Eltham, Woolwich and nearby SE London postcodes. Send your postcode with the plans so we can confirm availability and site access.

Send your postcode and plans

Greenwich loft conversion questions

Do loft conversions in Greenwich need planning permission?

Some houses can use permitted development rights, subject to national limits and local restrictions. Conservation areas, listed buildings and Article 4 directions can change what is allowed. Ask your architect or Royal Greenwich planning team to confirm the route for your address before building starts.

Which loft conversion works best for a Greenwich terrace?

A rear dormer is often the most efficient way to add usable floor area and headroom to a terraced house. A mansard can create more space but usually needs planning permission. The roof shape, street context and local design controls determine the right solution.

How long does a Greenwich loft conversion take?

A typical dormer build usually takes around 8 to 10 weeks on site. Hip-to-gable and mansard projects can take 10 to 14 weeks, depending on structure, access and finish. Your programme should be agreed against the final drawings before work begins.

Can we stay at home during the build?

Usually, yes. Where the roof and access allow, the working area can be separated from the home and reached externally for much of the build. The new staircase is commonly opened through later in the programme.

What do you need to prepare a quote?

Send the architect's drawings, structural calculations and your Greenwich postcode. These let us price the specified structure, roofing, services and finish as an itemised build rather than a broad estimate.

Have drawings for a Greenwich loft?

Send the plans and postcode. We will review the build and tell you what we need to price it properly.

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