Based in nearby Bexhill-on-Sea, Clean Cut Construction Ltd regularly serves domestic customers in Eastbourne. With 40 years of industry experience across our team, we bring our knowledge and construction expertise to everything we do. Our building company’s core services include single-storey home extensions, double-storey extensions, loft conversions, barn and garage conversions, property renovations and refurbishments, bathroom and kitchen renovations, bespoke carpentry and 1st and 2nd fix carpentry work.
To help inform our prospective customers, we would like to provide a quick overview of the property extensions we build in East Sussex. We also invite you to read our testimonials page to learn what previous clients have said about our services.
As one of the more popular services we offer as a building contractor, we would like to focus on our loft conversions for a moment. We’re going to cover three of the main types of conversions we build to help our prospective customers prepare for a potential loft conversion project in the future. The three core conversions are:
Like the bespoke carpentry work we complete as a building company in Eastbourne, dormer conversions are relatively flexible and versatile. Available in full-rear, pitched and L-shaped varieties, a dormer conversion is an extension of an existing sloped roof, creating extra floor space and headroom. This is a popular choice for many UK homeowners as this type of conversion adds more space than any other. If you’re interested in home extensions but lack the outer space at ground level, or you want your new loft room to be as spacious as possible, this is the option for you.
Also known as a rooflight conversion, Velux is the industry-leading brand of rooflights and, as a result, has become synonymous with the type of products they create. A Velux conversion involves the installation of roof windows without any change to the existing roofline. This type of conversion is an excellent choice for any loft space that already has ample headroom. It can also work well when planning constraints apply, as it is less invasive than other loft conversion projects.
Named after renowned French 17th-century architect François Mansart, a mansard conversion is located at the rear of the property. Mansard loft conversions have a flat roof with a sloped back wall that goes inwards at a 72-degree angle. Window installations may also be included on the sloped back wall. Like property renovations, a mansard conversion can involve a lot of structural changes to your Hastings property and is, therefore, normally subject to planning permission requirements.
If any of these types of loft conversions catch your eye, or you would like to enquire about any of the other services we offer as a building company, don’t hesitate to contact us. From property renovations and detached garage conversions to home extensions and bespoke carpentry, the building contractors at Cut Construction Ltd always deliver excellent workmanship for Eastbourne residents.
