Gable and hip roofs are two common styles you'll see on homes, but do you know the difference? The main distinguishing feature is how many sloped roof sections the house has and how the ends are ...

So, do you need planning permission for a garden room, porch, conservatory, kitchen extension or loft conversion? Or even for new windows or doors? Read on to find out. Most loft conversions don't ...

accretions of moss and mould growing in the loft space. Dean is one of many homeowners on two Bellway estates claiming to have endured lengthy battles with leaking roofs - and time is running out ...

However, you'll need to sacrifice some internal space for stairs into the converted loft, even if you opt for a super space-saving staircase. And, remember, not all roofs are suitable for conversion.

Top Division Lofts combines Ben’s skills and experience with a great team of tradesmen, who build high-quality lofts with commitment and determination so that you can be confident in getting the loft ...

It may feel cold, wet and miserable but you really should treat it as a blessing - because how snow and frost sit on your roof is an important indicator of how your loft insulation is fairing this ...

Hip-to-gable conversions work by straightening the sloping 'hipped' roof at the side of your property to create a vertical 'gable' wall, creating more headroom in the loft. This type of conversion ...

A gas-free conversion and this maker’s highest-spec campervan yet ... plus a deep front splitter and side bars (both in gloss grey). There’s a roof spoiler on the tailgate, too. StyleLine uses a ...