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Attic Conversion Oxford
Extensions & building

Building contractors for Oxford homes and considered renovations.

From a single loft conversion to a larger renovation, the value of a contractor is in the coordination: clear scope, sensible sequencing, good trades and a site that is kept under control.

Free, no-obligation quoteFixed written quotationLocal Oxford team
Gable end and two roof windows on a supplied loft conversionClient photograph
Oxford & OxfordshireAttic Conversion Oxford

15+ years

Residential building experience

Local

Oxford and Oxfordshire projects

Coordinated

Multiple trades, one point of contact

Documented

Scope, programme and approvals

01What we coordinate

The building work around the building work

A successful project is rarely just about the visible craft. It depends on the survey, structural design, planning position, material lead times, scaffolding, waste, inspections and the order in which trades arrive.

We coordinate those moving parts as one project. That includes loft conversions, extensions, renovations and new-build work, with a scope that is written down rather than agreed in passing on site.

  • Loft conversions and attic conversions
  • House extensions and structural alterations
  • Renovations and refurbishment
  • New-build and larger residential projects
02Choosing a contractor

Ask for evidence, not reassurance

A good contractor should be comfortable with detailed questions. What is included and excluded? Who will manage the site day to day? What insurance is in place? How are changes priced? What happens if the survey reveals something unexpected?

We welcome those questions. A clear written scope, realistic programme and transparent payment stages protect both sides and make the project easier to run.

Official guidance

Official source. Ask any contractor for current insurance and competence evidence before appointing them.

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03Quality

A finish that holds up after the handover

The last five per cent of a project is often the part people live with every day: the alignment of a door, the finish around a window, the way a floor meets a wall. We care about those details because they determine how the room feels.

Before completion we walk the work, list anything that needs attention and explain the documentation you should keep. The aim is a straightforward handover, not a rushed exit.

  • Site protection and daily housekeeping
  • Regular progress communication
  • Snagging and completion walk-through
  • Certificates and maintenance information explained
Budget guide

Typical building project ranges

These broad ranges help with early planning. Every project is priced against a surveyed scope.

ProjectTypical guideTypical build time
Loft conversion£30,000 – £80,000+6–12 weeks
Single-storey extension£35,000 – £65,0008–12 weeks
Two-storey extension£70,000 – £120,000+12–16 weeks
Full renovationProject-specific12–24 weeks+

Structural work, access, specification and professional fees vary widely. A written quotation follows a survey and defined scope.

How we work

A clear process. No guesswork.

From the first survey to the final handover, every stage is owned, sequenced and explained.

01

First conversation

Tell us about the house, the space you need and any constraints you already know about.

02

Survey & feasibility

We measure the roof, check access and explain which routes are realistic for the property.

03

Design & quotation

The scope, specification, assumptions, exclusions and payment stages are set out in writing.

04

Approvals & programme

Planning, structural design, party wall and Building Regulations requirements are coordinated.

05

Build & handover

The work is sequenced carefully, inspected at the right stages and explained at completion.

Recent projects

Recent work from our own projects.

Every image below is our own work. Any design visualisation is clearly labelled.

Newly completed brick home with dormer windows in OxfordshireClient photograph
New build home in Oxfordshire
Renovated front room in an Oxford houseClient photograph
Renovated front room
Renovated living room with new staircase in an Oxford houseClient photograph
Living room renovation
New oak staircase installed during an Oxford renovationClient photograph
New oak staircase
Renovated open-plan living and dining space in an Oxford propertyClient photograph
Open-plan living renovation
Refurbished kitchen with a central island and gloss units in an Oxford homeClient photograph
Refurbished kitchen
Open-plan fitted kitchen with island seating and integrated appliances in OxfordClient photograph
Fitted kitchen
Questions

Things worth asking before you begin.

If your question is not here, ask us directly. We would rather explain the position early than have it become a surprise later.

Ask a question
Are you insured?

We can provide current insurance documentation for review before work begins. Ask for it alongside the written scope and contract so you can make a properly informed decision.

How are payments structured?

Payments should be linked to completed stages, not large upfront sums. The exact schedule is set out in the quotation and contract before work starts.

Can you handle planning and Building Regulations?

We coordinate the design and approval process as part of the project, including structural information and building control inspections. The exact service depends on the scope agreed.

Do you work across Oxfordshire?

Yes. We work in Oxford and across surrounding Oxfordshire towns and villages, subject to the project and access requirements.

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Your next step

Let’s talk about the space above your ceiling.

Tell us about your house and what you would like to create. We will explain the realistic options, the approvals likely to be needed and the next practical step.

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