At Loft Conversion Leicester we fully understand that an ideal loft conversion is one that compliments your existing home perfectly. By combining the latest innovation and technology, we can skillfully design, build and extend your existing house to look even more beautiful.

With over 30 years experience in delivering high quality loft conversions Leicester we offer a complete satisfaction guaranteed service based around a plan and budget to suit your needs, we are more than happy to aid you with any number of loft conversion ideas to help you transform your loft or roof space.

We specialise in a range of building services which also include garage conversions, cellar conversions, house extensions and home renovations.

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8 Portsdown Road, Leicester, Leicestershire LE2 3RB, United Kingdom

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