Loft Conversions · Heaton Moor
Loft Conversions
in Heaton Moor
Heaton Moor is Conservation Area work — Edwardian villas, ornate rooflines and a strict planning regime. We design the conversion so it reads as original from the street.
Local Detail
Built for Heaton Moor
Roof Types.
Serving SK4 Heaton Moor, Heaton Mersey, Heaton Chapel and Heaton Norris borders.
Housing Stock
Edwardian villas, larger semis and Victorian terraces off Heaton Moor Road.
Typical Conversion Types
- Rear dormer (planning-approved)
- Velux (Conservation-friendly)
- L-shape dormer
Planning in Heaton Moor
Heaton Moor Conservation Area covers most of the residential grid. Full planning is the norm; slate roofs must be re-slated to match.
Credentials
What Stands
Behind The Work.
Fully Insured
£2m public liability and £2m employers' liability cover.
FMB Members
Federation of Master Builders — verified profile.
Structural Work In-House
Carried out by Ultra Build's own team — not subcontracted out.
Garden & External Works
Handled in-house alongside the main build.
NAPIT-Registered Electricians
Electrical work carried out by our NAPIT-registered specialist subcontractors, with certification on completion.
Gas Safe-Registered Engineers
Gas work carried out by our Gas Safe-registered specialist subcontractors, with certification on completion.
The Team
Around 7 full-time staff, and 20+ including long-standing subcontractors we've worked with for 5+ years.
Our Process
How a Heaton Moor Loft
Gets Built.
Loft Survey & Feasibility
Internal head-height check, structural assessment, staircase landing position, building line check. Honest go/no-go before any drawings.
Design, Planning & Building Regs
Architect drawings, PD certification or full planning, structural calcs, Building Control submission. Party Wall awards if needed.
Fixed Contract & Programme
Itemised contract, week-by-week programme. Signed before works begin.
Build — Structure To Plaster
Steelwork in, new floor structure, dormer or roof alterations, fire-rated separation, insulation, first and second fix, plaster.
Workmanship Guarantee
Written Into
The Contract.
Every Ultra Build Northwest contract carries a workmanship guarantee in writing. It covers defects with the structural build and plumbing issues such as faulty fittings — not just a verbal promise.
10
Years
On Roofs
2
Years
On Extensions
Up To
5
Years
On Internal Renovation Defects
FAQ
Loft Conversions in Heaton Moor
Straight Answers.
Do I need planning permission for a loft conversion in Heaton Moor?+
Heaton Moor Conservation Area covers most of the residential grid. Full planning is the norm; slate roofs must be re-slated to match.
What type of loft conversion suits homes in Heaton Moor?+
Most Heaton Moor loft conversions are Rear dormer (planning-approved), Velux (Conservation-friendly), L-shape dormer. We survey your specific roof and give you an honest recommendation before quoting.
How long does a loft conversion take in Heaton Moor?+
A standard dormer or hip-to-gable loft conversion typically takes 8–12 weeks on site once building regs are approved. Larger mansard schemes run 12–16 weeks.
How much does a loft conversion cost?+
Rear dormer conversions typically start from £45,000; hip-to-gable + rear dormer from £55,000; full mansard from £70,000+. Every quote is fixed in writing after a site survey — no ranges, no surprises.
Do you handle building regs and structural?+
Yes — we handle Building Control notification, structural calculations and fire regulations end-to-end. You get one point of contact from survey to sign-off.
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Quoted in Writing.
One survey in Heaton Moor, one honest structural verdict, one fixed written quote. No obligation, no pressure.